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You can locate all full text articles published by Alcohol Research Current Reviews (ARCR) on PubMed Central.  

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Pamela Wernett, Ph.D., P.M.P.
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Pamela joined ARCR in 2018 as an Associate Editor and advanced to Editor in Chief for the journal in 2021. Pamela also serves as a Senior Health Science Policy Analyst within NIAAA’s Science Policy Branch, Office of Science Policy and Communications, a position she has held since 2018. In this role, she supports various mission-critical...

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Stay up to date with ARCR by reading announcements related to the journal, our team, authorship, and alcohol research.

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The journal contributes to the conversation on alcohol policies (Volume 20, Number 4), summarizing a wealth of information on the effects of recent alcohol policies—such as minimum legal drinking age laws, drinking-and-driving prevention, alcohol taxation, and the use of harm reduction approaches—and how science can inform policy development.

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Alcohol Health & Research World cover for Volume 20, Number 1. Alcohol research and social policy. An arrangement of headlines about drunk driving, the national drinking age, and other social issues related to alcohol.