Alcohol Research Group

NSTARR Project Releases Initial Findings

In the first project to collect information on how many recovery residences are in the country and where they are located, results identify gaps in service.
26 Studies Across 36 Countries: Secondhand Harms Project Wraps Up

The first multinational project on alcohol's harms to others assessed the impacts experienced from the drinker's family, friends and strangers in countries around the world.
New National Study Explores Changes in Covid-19 Alcohol Use and Mental Health

Scientist Priscilla Martinez, PhD, and colleagues are working to better understand how the Covid-19 pandemic affected our alcohol and substance use, co-use and mental health.
CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY PLAYS A LARGE ROLE IN HEAVY ALCOHOL USE

Childhood trauma and history of family alcohol problems increase likelihood of high intensity drinking
VICTIMS OF FEMALE-PERPETRATED SEXUAL VIOLENCE MORE LIKELY ASSAULTED BY SOMEONE THEY KNOW

New study looks at the characteristics of victims and perpetrators of FPSA.
We're Hiring! Seeking a Biostatistician to Advance Our Work

ARG is seeking a biostatistician with advanced statistical programming and data analysis to support our scientists.
RESEARCH ROUND-UP: TREATMENT & RECOVERY

The treatment and recovery research undertaken by ARG scientists helps support people on their road to recovery.

Location, Needs, and Service Gaps of Recovery Housing

The NSTARR project uncovers how many recovery residences there are in the country and where...

Social Determinants Effect on Drinking

Trauma and history of family alcohol problems increase likelihood of high intensity drinking.

ARG's Campaign Featured in WIRED

Drink Less for Your Breasts wants all women to know how drinking affects their health.

We're Hiring a Biostatistician

Looking for a remote biostatistician with advanced statistical programming and data analysis to support our...

Secondhand Harms Project Generates 26 Studies

Project wraps up after producing a broad range of critical outcomes.

New Covid-19 Grant Explores its Impacts

Priscilla Martinez, PhD, and colleagues are working to better understand how the Covid-19 pandemic affected...