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RESOURCES

EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS

  1.  Evidence Based Strategies to Decrease Alcohol Consumption April 2024

  2. Doctors can't fix the alcohol problem by themselves April 2024

  3. A focus on adolescent substance use in Europe, Central Asia and Canada April 2024

  4. Should Alcoholic Beverages Have Cancer Warning Labels? April 2024

  5. Policy Brief-Dec 2023

  6. Alcohol Uses in NM-Jan 2024

  7. Common Cause Report- Nov 2023

  8. PowerPoint Presentation-Dec 2023

  9. Change Lab Solutions: Alcohol Taxes FAQ Change Lab solutions: Alcohol Taxes infographic

  10. Alcohol Use in New Mexico, NMDOH infographic, June 2023

  11. Alcohol Use in McKinley County, NMDOH, 2023

  12. Video- NY Times Alcohol Tax Costs May 2023

  13. Does an increase in Alcohol Tax Reduce Alcohol Misuse? Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority White Paper March 2020

  14. Contribution of Excessive Alcohol Consumption to Deaths and Years of Potential Life Lost in the US

  15. New Mexico Substance Use Disorder Treatment Gap Analysis-Jan 2020

  16. Community Preventative Task Force Recommendations to address alcohol harms: The Community Guide

  17. 2010 National and State Costs of Excessive Alcohol Consumption

  18. Tax Policy, Adult Binge Drinking, and Youth Alcohol Consumption in the United States

  19. Prices, taxes and alcohol use: a systematic umbrella review

  20. The Impact of a 25 Cent-Per-Drink Alcohol Tax Increase: Who Pays the Tab April 2012

  21. Effects on Alcohol Tax and Price Policies on Morbidity and Mortality: A Systematic Review Jan, 21, 2012

  22. The most recent Legislative Finance Committee report: Addressing Substance Use Disorders, August 24, 2023

  23. New Policy Recommendations Aim to Address the Intersection of Alcohol Use & Gun Violence July 5, 2023

MEDIA / NEWS

  1. Jan 22, 2024 KRQE State Law Makers Look to Raise Alcohol Tax

  2. Jan 12, 2024 PBS NM In Focus NM Alcohol Legislation

  3. Jan 11, 2024 Advocates renew push for quarter-a-drink alcohol tax hike

  4. Blind Drunk, Hidden in Plain Sight by Ted Alcorn

  5. Santa Fe New Mexican: My View Steve Terrell Dec. 16, 2023

  6. Alcohol-Related Deaths: Are New Mexican Lives Really Worth Only $115? by Richard Skolnik Dec. 15, 2023

  7. Reducing Alcohol-Related Deaths In NM-Part 2- Los Alamos Reporter by Richard Skolnik Dec. 16, 2023

  8. Santa Fe New Mexican Editorial, Dec 10, 2023, Increase the Alcohol Tax and Save Lives - it’s that Simple

  9. New Mexico lawmakers discuss liquor excise tax hike again Dec. 6th, 2023

  10. Lawmakers tackle raising the alcohol tax Feb 9, 2023

  11. New Mexico lawmakers want to raise liquor tax to 25 cents per serving Feb 10, 2023

  12. Increase the alcohol tax and save lives Dec 9, 2023

  13. Health Advocates Taking Another Shot At Hiking Alcohol Tax Dec 9, 2023

  14. World Health Organization pushes for higher tax on alcohol and sugary drinks Dec. 6, 2023

  15. Block out lobbyists and raise the tax on booze Dec 7, 2023

  16. Lawmakers consider changes to NM Alcohol taxes Oct 3, 2022

  17. New Mexico Substance Use Epidemiology Profile Aug. 2022

  18. KUNM, Dec 22, 2022

CPSTF FINDINGS FOR EXCESSIVE ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION

Following is an alphabetical list of intervention approaches reviewed by the Community Preventive Services Task Force with summaries of the CPSTF finding for each (definitions of findings). Click a linked review title to read a summary of the evidence and access supporting materials. This table was source from:https://www.thecommunityguide.org/pages/task-force-findings-excessive-alcohol-consumption.html

Interventions to Reduce Excessive Alcohol Consumption

INTERVENTION

CPSTF FINDING

Recommended (strong evidence)

March 2010

Recommended (strong evidence)

August 2012

Recommended (sufficient evidence)

February 2006

Recommended (strong evidence)

June 2007

Recommended (strong evidence)

June 2008

Recommended (sufficient evidence)

February 2009

Insufficient Evidence

March 2010

Recommended Against

April 2011

Recommended (sufficient evidence)

February 2007

Insufficient Evidence

October 2010

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