Alcohol Research Group

Study reveals inequities in alcohol screenings

Race, ethnicity, education and insurance status can determine the quality of alcohol screenings and care
COVID-19: More Drinking But Fewer Drinkers

New study measures drinking before the pandemic to after and finds significant changes.
Fellowships Available: Apply Now

Pre- and postdoctoral fellowships provide research training in the study of alcohol and drug use and problems with leading experts in the field.
New Study Shows Effect of Early Life Experiences

A new longitudinal study finds adverse educational and socioeconomic experiences during adolescence can lead to midlife heavy drinking among Black Americans.
Living on the US-Mexico Border Protects Against Substance Use Mortality

Compared to residents of counties on the border, people living in off-border counties had significantly higher rates of total mortality from alcohol and drug use,
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

Study Reveals Inequities in Alcohol Screenings

Race, ethnicity, education and insurance status can determine the quality of care

New COVID-19 Study Finds Fewer Drinkers but More Drinking

Other findings show that some groups are drinking more.

New T32 Grant Funds Long-Established Training Program

With this new funding, ARG celebrates its fifth decade of training the next generation.

Pre- & Postdoc Training Program

Accepting applications for ARG's NIAAA training program.

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...