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 The Press Office offers resources for members of the news media. Contact Alicia Samuels at 914-720-4635 or alsamuel@jhsph.edu with media inquiries. Press Releases | CAMY in the NewsRisky drinking on the rise by Canadian women Fewer tobacco products, but not alcohol, in movies Mike's, a flavored alcohol brand, tries to widen its appeal Government should use zoning to limit liquor stores, Hopkins researchers say Road to 'Drunkorexia' Sobering lack of progress seen on women and alcohol Female drinking on the rise as alcohol companies target women Young drinkers prefer beer Bud Light is the alcohol of choice for the underage; Smirnoff takes second place Bud Light, Smirnoff favorite among underage drinkers Parents have power to prevent teen binge drinking Chug! Chug! Chug! Why more women are binge drinking American women binge drinking more? Binge drinking is common among women, yet overlooked CDC: Binge drinking is serious problem for girls, women 2012Q&A with David Jernigan on underage drinking Alcohol disproportionately targeted to underage drinkers, researchers say Higher alcohol taxes lower underage drinking Alcohol taxes can reduce young people's drinking Alcohol companies target African-American youth Media encourages teen drinking Black youth over-exposed to alcohol advertising Roland Martin talks with Dr. David Jernigan Proposed restrictions for alcohol retailers hits bump Privatization, Prices Debated at Utah Alcohol Summit Under the Influence Underage drinking in Long Beach termed a 'public health crisis' U of I weighed use of TigerHawk, beer logos New Twitter Tool Gives Greenlight to Alcohol Brands Minors See Online Alcohol Ads, Buy Alcohol Feds Review Online Marketing of Beer, Liquor and Wine Drinking and Drugging Alcohol Ad Limits Ignored Online, Study Shows 2011CAMY Charts Alcohol Industry's Digital Marketing Women Are The New Face of Alcohol Advertising Breast Cancer Risk Increased by Moderate Drinking Vodka, Malt Liquor Most Likely to Buy Trip to Emergency Room States Putting Hopes in 'Bottoms Up' to Help the Bottom Line Accounts and People of Note in the Ad Industry CAMY Study: Radio Ads Still Reaching Young Distilled Spirits Council Response to CAMY Radio Report Tackling Addiction Young Drinkers Go For Shilled Brands Girls More Likely to Drink than their Mothers Alcohol Free Lent Experts Say Alcohol Marketing Encourages Harmful Drinking 2010Liquor companies still advertising in magazines favored by youth Youth Exposure to Alcohol Ads in Magazines Declining Fewer Alcohol Ads in Kids' Magazines, Study Finds ArchiveMore Ads, More Drinking Put Alco-pops in Liquor Stores Study: Kids See Fewer Alcohol Ads Liquor Ads on TV More Booze Ads Targeted at Young People Alcohol Company Alters Ad Reach Groups Try to Rescue Cinco de Mayo from the Bottle No Winking at Underage Drinking Surgeon General Calls for Ad Retreat Underage Drinking a Major Health Problem Attorneys General of 21 States Lash Out at Bud.TV Age Checks A-B Hopes Bud.TV Will be Must-see on the Web Ads Are Selling U.S. Kids Poor Health Bud.TV Will hire e-bouncers to Check IDs Budweiser uses online honor system Time for the Vice Squad CDC Criticizes Radio Alcohol Ads Jay-Z, Cristal and Sobriety Study: Rap Music Linked to Alcohol, Violence Advertising; Beer Ads That Ditch the Bikinis, but Add Threads of Thought Bars and $50 tabs nearly stole a young life Advertising; Critics Say Beer Spots Exploit Loopholes Cerveza, S? o No? The Beer Industry's Embrace Of Hispanic Market Prompts A Backlash From Activists Girls' Drinking Cited in Ad Fray Alcohol ad blitz not 'Super' for kids Kids' exposure to TV Ads for booze is up, study says Editorial: Alcohol ads reach too many teens Ads Affect Youth Drinking Study Links Advertising, Youth Drinking Parents need to keep lid on alcohol's allure Shurtleff to push for limits on teens' exposure to booze ads Alcohol marketing a frightening trend National drinking age of 21 successful, popular Editorials: Task force must keep fighting teen drinking A Deadly Common Denominator Battling the Flow of Alcohol Ads on TV Kids Blitzed with Booze Ads A Troubling Trend in Youth Exposure to Alcohol Ads Fighting Alcohol in Colleges The New Face of Underage Drinking: Teenage Girls Patterns: With More Ads, More Girls Drink More Drinking Ads Pitched to Under-21s Alcohol Ads on the Rise Can the Booze Ads Study: Teens Saw More Alcohol Ads in 2002 FTC Eyes Youth Appeal Of Alcohol Websites Alcohol Websites Lure Kids Underage Youth Accessing Alcohol Sites Study suggests alcohol company websites attract underage youths Sociedad: El alcohol entre los menores Youth Drug Use Declines, But Alcohol, Future Trends are Concerns Ad Hangover? It's time to protect teens by targeting alcohol ads Spillage in alcohol advertising Symposium: Are new congressional efforts to curb underage drinking on the right track? Teens and Booze Struggling Against Teenage Drinking Alcohol ads: Let's add a voice of moderation to the mix Our Opinions: Teen Drinking Begins with Adults Booze and Advertising Issue: Underage Drinking Report sees epidemic of underage drinking Is the Alcohol Industry Pitching Products to Young Audiences? Study: U.S. Needs to Stop Teen Drinking Youth a Continuing Target of Alcohol Ads New studies to call for tighter reins on alcohol industry Underage Drinking Demands Our Attention Absolut attraction Parents worry about underage drinking Amid Fight Over Teen Drinking, Panel Weighs New Alcohol Tax Blacks pay price for better TV roles Study tracks black youths' exposure to alcohol ads Brewers Are Urged to Tone Down Ads Alcohol ads targeted at black kids? Booze ads target black teens, report finds Booze ads barrage black kids Alcohol ads target Black youth, study finds Juneteenth: Celebration no cause for drinking Magazines Shower Teens with Alcohol Ads Profiting from children: Alcohol industry making money Ads put Latinos in the crosshairs Hispanics exposed to more alcohol advertisements than counterparts Don't hijack Cinco de Mayo Effort targets alcohol use by Hispanic teens Heavy beer presence at Cinco de Mayo leaves some in a froth Exploiting a holiday Hearings in order: The alcohol industry should stop targeting teens with advertising The sad path to Thunder Road Alcohol's Allure Industry Hammered for Marketing to Kids, Binge Drinkers, Alcoholics Moderation is Urged for Alcohol Ads Kids who experiment with drugs are getting younger Alcohol Ads Still Targeting America's Youth Allegation: Too Much Fun in Beer Ads Christopher J. Curtis: Alcohol industry not living up to standards Tapping into young minds Less taste, more willing Alcohol-soaked spring break lures students abroad Television alcohol ads need better oversight Kids and Community: Limit alcohol ads on television What are we teaching kids? Booze ads and youngsters Alcohol Ads on TV Find a Young Audience Anti-Alcohol Watchdog Group Crusades for Limits on TV Ads Study: Children Overexposed to TV Beer Ads Beer ads target youths 12 to 20 Study targets beer ads on TV Teens get their fill of beer ads Targeting Youths with Marketing Study: Kids Exposed to TV Beer Marketing It's the booze, stupid Alcohol ads spill a message all over kids AMA urges TV broadcasters to restrict alcohol ads seen by young Jane Eisner: Aiming to Tap Young Minds Alcohol Advertising Targets Teens Trying to buy: Teens attempt, fail to purchase booze as part of conference exercise In My Opinion: Parents, wake up! Teach your children about alcohol marketing practices Drinking may be scariest part of Halloween Ads play a part in teenage drinking Youth drinking: Study shows that underage drinking habits are changing for the worse Editorial: Ethics of dregs: Brewers target ads, products at teens Alcohol ads target teens, report says Commentary: The Monitor's View - Dizzy Distillers: Distillers need to refine their mixed messages about alcoholic beverages Alcohol ads in pop culture magazines target teens Youth See More Beer Ads than Adults Study: Alcohol Ads Often Reach Teens; Tighter Industry Guidelines Urged |
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