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Abstract: 

Articles from various journals dealing with programs aimed at high risk teenagers that teaches the danger of drunk driving, a program meant to simulate drunk driving, neurocognitive functions in different genders, pedestrians under the influence of alcohol, sale of alcohol to underage drinkers, and impaired driving: “Body Bag Drives Home Message” by Natalie Storey Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News (Jan. 22, 2007); “Operation Save a Life: Massachusetts General Hospital Trauma Center’s Program to Educate Drivers on the Dangers of Driving While Intoxicated” by Laurie Petrovick 33 J. of Emergency Nursing 154-7 (2007); “Gender Differences in Neurocognitive Functioning Among Alcohol- Dependent Russian Patients” by Barbara Flannery, Diana Fishbein, Evgeny Krupitsky, Doris Langevin, Elena Verbitskaya, Cynthia Bland, Karen Bolla, Valentina Egorova, Natali Bushara, Marina Tsoy, and Edwin Zvartau 31 (5) Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research 745-754 (2007); “Traffic Signal Phasing at Intersections to Improve Safety for Alcohol-Affected Pedestrians” by Michael G. Lenne, Bruce F. Corben, and Karen Stephan 39 (4) Accident Analysis & Prevention 751-6 (Jul. 2007); “Retail Alcohol Monopolies, Underage Drinking, and Youth Impaired Deaths” by Ted Miller, Cecelia Snowden, Johanna Birckmayer, and Delia Hendris 38 (6) Accident Analysis & Prevention 1162-7 (Nov. 2006); “Prevalence of Impaired Driving Behaviors in a Diverse, Rural, Southern Middle School” by Jessica L. Muilenburg, William D. Johnson, Stuart L. Usdan, Lucy Annang, and Dixie L. Clayton Accident Analysis & Prevention (Apr. 23, 2007) (in press);

Keywords: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News; J. of Emergency Nursing; Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research; Accident Analysis & Prevention;

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