AP19 Conference Program - Poster Sessions
Please see the posters that will be highlighted at AP19. Note that these are subject to change.
Thursday, Sep 15, 2022
7:30-9:00am
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Alcohol-Attributable Deaths among Working-Age U.S. Adults, 2015–2019
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Gregory Leung, PhD, and Marrisa Esser, PhD, MPH, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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Evidence To Action On Alcohol Availability: Supporting Stakeholders To Use Complex Research
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Nicola Merrin, MRes, MA, Alcohol Focus Scotland
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General Deterrence Of DUI Sanctions After 10 Years Of Drunk Driving Criminalization In China
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Tao Xiao, PhD, and Jie Yao, PhD, Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzen) University
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Getting Alcohol Policy Passed in a Party City
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Sarah Blanch, Institute for Public Strategies
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The Importance of Data Collection in Alcohol Law Enforcement
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Carrie Christofes, National Liquor Law Enforcement Association
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The Long Game: Building a Comprehensive State Program for Policies to Reduce Excessive Alcohol Use
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Amanda Cue, MPH, Oregon Health Authority
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Underage Drinking Prevention and Reduction Trends: Lessons from Ten Years of the STOP Act State Survey
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Carol Cannon, MA, VersaTech Inc.
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Friday, September 16, 2022
7:30 - 8:30am
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An Examination of the Minimum Legal Marijuana Use Age 21 Laws and Their Enforcement in California: A State Where Recreational Marijuana is Legal
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James Fell, MS, NORC at the University of Chicago
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Alcohol and Breast Cancer: Awareness & Risk Perception Beliefs Among U.S. Adult Women
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Addie Balenger and Monica Swahn, PhD, MPH, Georgia State University School of Public Health
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Advancing the WHO SAFER Priorities in East and West Africa: Findings from Two Cross-Sectional Surveys
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Monica Swahn, PhD, and Addie Balenger, Georgia State University
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Building a State Underage Drinking Prevention Profile: Data Collected Through the STOP Act
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Carol Cannon, MA, VersaTech Inc.
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Characteristics Of On-Premise Drinking Establishments Associated With Alcohol Prices And Drink Specials
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Cassidy LoParco, University of North Texas Health Science Center
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Medicaid Expansion and Substance Use Purchasing: Variation Across Race/Ethnicity
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Collin Calvert, MPH, University of Minnesota School of Public Health
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Transitioning Of Services From In-Person To Online Modules That Transfers Information To Self-Paced Or Online SBI Implementation
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Tammy Horton, MLA, Texans for Safe and Drug-Free Youth
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Reeling In Your Representatives: Identifying the Best Strategies for Engaging Elected Officials
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Maxell Johnson and Craig Reed, Institute for Public Strategies
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