Sarah MacLean

Associate Professor

La Trobe University

Australia

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Dr. Sarah MacLean is an Associate Professor at La Trobe University in Australia. Her research areas focus on alcohol consumption patterns, health promotion, and the impact of social factors on substance use. Recent articles explore strategies to reduce heavy drinking among midlife women and examine the intersection of gender in alcohol research. She is also involved in investigating the effects of climate change on individuals using alcohol and other drugs.

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Paul M. Dietze

AUSTRALIA

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Catherine Palmer

Northumbria University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Helen Lee

Emeritus Professor of Anthropology

La Trobe University

AUSTRALIA

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Samantha Meyer

Associate Professor

University of Waterloo

CANADA

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Robyn Dwyer

AUSTRALIA

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Amy Pennay

AUSTRALIA

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Paul Ward

Professor at Torrens University Australia

Torrens University Australia

AUSTRALIA

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Vibeke Asmussen Frank

Aarhus University

DENMARK

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Joanne Neale

King’s College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Joanne Bryant

AUSTRALIA

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Simone Pettigrew

The George Institute for Global Health

AUSTRALIA

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Jacqui Sundbery

University of Melbourne

AUSTRALIA

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Michael Livingston

Assoc Professor

Curtin University

AUSTRALIA

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Alexandra Torney

La Trobe University

AUSTRALIA

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Articles (19)

Learning how to live well: the transformative potential of youth AOD biopedagogies

Exploring Ways to Reduce Heavy Drinking by Increasing Hope Among Midlife Women in Australia: Protocol for a Mixed Methods Study

Gender Differences in Alcohol Research: A Focus on How Men and Women Are Studied in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand

‘Moderation Is the Holy Grail’: The Acceptability of ‘Sober Curious’ Tools for Alcohol Reduction Among Midlife Women

Reducing Heavy Drinking Through the “Sober Curious” Movement in Australia: Protocol for a Mixed Methods Study

Gambling in an Australian First Nations Community in the COVID-19 Era

A Hope for Hope: Refocusing Health Promotion on Hopefulness to Reduce Alcohol Consumption and Breast Cancer

Alcohol and other drug continuing care for young people

How does climate change impact people who use alcohol and other drugs? A scoping review of peer reviewed literature

Volatile substances are an amorphous category, making it hard to build a comprehensive body of research

Risk and restraint—The key to understanding the decreasing use of alcohol for young people in high income countries?

Drinking at home: Restricting alcohol availability is a key mechanism to reduce harms

Home alone: Patterns and perceptions of solitary home alcohol consumption in an Australian convenience sample

‘I just wanted a change, a positive change’: Locating hope for young people engaged with residential alcohol and drug services in Victoria, Australia

How do people drink alcohol at a low-risk level?

Increasing harms for bingo players: digitisation, commercialisation and regulatory inadequacy: a multi-site case study

Becoming a nitrous oxide user on social media: Learning to maximise pleasures and minimise harms

‘Super googs on a Zoom, are you kidding me?’: The pleasures and constraints of digitally‐mediated alcohol and other drug consumption

Declining drinking among adolescents: Are we seeing a denormalisation of drinking and a normalisation of non‐drinking?

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Paul M. Dietze

Catherine Palmer

Helen Lee

Samantha Meyer

Robyn Dwyer

Amy Pennay

Paul Ward

Vibeke Asmussen Frank

Joanne Neale

Joanne Bryant

Simone Pettigrew

Jacqui Sundbery

Michael Livingston

Alexandra Torney

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