Raimee H. Eck

TL;DR: Underage youth alcohol consumption, although spread out over several alcoholic beverage types, is concentrated among a relatively small number of alcohol brands.

TL;DR: Access to outlets that allow for off-site consumption had a greater association with violent crime than outlets that only permit on- site consumption and the lack of effective measures to keep order in and around off-premise outlets could attract or multiply violent crime.

TL;DR: Proximity, mean distance, and spatial access methods yielded the best model fits and had the lowest levels of error in this urban setting and may offer conceptual strengths over proximity and mean distance.

TL;DR: The strategy of removing liquor stores in residential zones was preferred because it was associated with substantial reductions in homicides without closing unacceptably high numbers of outlets and it is possible that policies that close the bars/taverns operating as liquor stores would be associated with decreases in other types of violent crime.

TL;DR: In this article, the prevalence of support for three communication-focused alcohol policies and examine how awareness of the alcohol-cancer link and drinking status are associated with policy support among U.S. residents.