Search Results - "Jernigan, D. H."

Using the theory of normative social behavior to understand compliance with a smoke-free law in a middle-income country by Byron, M. J., Cohen, J. E., Frattaroli, S., Gittelsohn, J., Jernigan, D. H.

“…Smoke-free laws, which ban smoking in public venues, can be effective in protecting public health, but it has been difficult to achieve compliance with these…”
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Looking back and moving forward: the evolution and potential opportunities for the future of alcohol outlet density measurement by Trangenstein, P. J., Sadler, R. C., Morrison, C. N., Jernigan, D. H.

“…Background: The literature consistently finds that areas with greater density of alcohol outlets (places that sell alcohol) tend to have higher levels of…”
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Towards a global alcohol policy: alcohol, public health and the role of WHO by Jernigan, D H, Monteiro, M, Room, R, Saxena, S

“…In 1983 the World Health Assembly declared alcohol-related problems to be among the world's major health concerns. Since then, alcohol consumption has risen in…”
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Permission for profits by Jernigan, D H, Mosher, J F

“…Jernigan and Mosher comment on T. McCreanor et al's recent editorial "ICAP and the perils of partnership." They agree with McCreanor's assessment and call for…”
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Alcohol use patterns, problems and policies in Malaysia by Jernigan, D.H., Indran, S.K.

“…The roots of Malaysia's drinking patterns lie in the introduction of most forms of alcohol by Europeans. Although Malaysia today has relatively low per capita…”
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New directions in alcohol policy by Mosher, J F, Jernigan, D H

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Applying commodity chain analysis to changing modes of alcohol supply in a developing country by Jernigan, David H.

“…Development sociology has used global commodity chains as one way of analyzing the dynamics of power and profit‐taking in globalized production networks made…”
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Response to guest editorial "Thirsting for attention" by Jernigan, David H

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Media Advocacy: Lessons from Community Experiences by Jernigan, David H., Wright, Patricia A.

“…Media advocacy is the strategic use of mass media and community organizing as a resource for advancing a social or public policy initiative. Across the United…”
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The Global Expansion of Alcohol Marketing: Illustrative Case Studies and Recommendations for Action by Jernigan, David H.

“…As evidence emerges showing alcohol's significant share of the global burden of disease, alcohol sales have flattened in the developed countries, but sales are…”
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Applying commodity chain analysis to changing modes of alcohol supply in a developing country by Jernigan, David H.

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Alcohol Brand References in U.S. Popular Music, 2009-2011 by Siegel, Michael, Johnson, Renee M., Tyagi, Keshav, Power, Kathryn, Lohsen, Mark C., Ayers, Amanda J., Jernigan, David H.

“…This study aimed to assess the prevalence and context of alcohol brand references in popular music. Billboard Magazine year-end charts from 2009 to 2011 were…”
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ICAP and the perils of partnership by McCreanor, Tim, Casswell, Sally, Hill, Linda

“…Edwards asserts that the alcohol industry is making every legal effort possible to influence the shaping of public policy on alcohol use. To this end, Edwards…”
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Alcohol Advertising and Youth: A Measured Approach by Jernigan, David H., Joshua Ostroff, Craig Ross

“…Where alcohol industry self-regulation is the primary protection against youth exposure to alcohol advertising, independent, systematic monitoring of youth…”
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The alcohol industry in developing countries by Jernigan, D. H., Jernigan, David H.

“…Although the alcohol industry takes many different forms in the wide diversity of developing countries, recent trends in alcohol production and worldwide trade…”
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Youth Exposure to Alcohol Advertising in Magazines — United States, 2001–2005 by Jernigan, D.H, Ostroff, J, Ross, C.S, Naimi, T.S, Brewer, R.D

“…Alcohol consumption among persons aged 12-20 years contributes to the three leading causes of death (unintentional injury, homicide, and suicide) in this age…”
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ICAP and the perils of partnership. Commentaries. Authors' reply by MCCREANOR, T, CASSWELL, S, BABOR, T. F, RAW, M, HILL, L, LEMMENS, P. H, FILLMORE, K. M, ROIZEN, R, JERNIGAN, D. H, MOSHER, J. F, STENIUS, K, PARRY, C. D. H

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Youth Exposure to Alcohol Advertising on Radio — United States, June–August 2004 by Jernigan, D.H, Ostroff, J, Ross, C.S, Naimi, T.S, Brewer, R.D

“…In the United States, more underage youth drink alcohol than smoke tobacco or use illicit drugs. Excessive alcohol consumption leads to many adverse health and…”
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Editors' Introduction: Alcohol Marketing and Youth - Public Health Perspectives by Jernigan, David H., Mosher, James F.

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Youth Exposure to Alcohol Advertising in Magazines - United States, 2001-2005 by Jernigan, D H, Ostroff, J, Ross, C S, Naimi, T S, Brewer, R D

“…Alcohol consumption among persons aged 12-20 years contributes to the three leading causes of death in this age group in the US and is associated with other…”
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