Some publications are available in print and others are available online or as PDFs. Publications include: “How to Cut Down on Your Drinking”‘; “Ask, Listen, Learn: How to Talk to Your Adolescent About Alcohol”; “Alcohol: A Women’s Health Issue”; and much more!

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