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The social work research enterprise has expanded significantly over the past 15 years. . · The Leadership Forum (CSWE, NADD, BPD, GADE and the St. Zlotnik, J.L. & Solt, B.E. ASA. 2014 Press Releases The following tweets are not endorsements by the Association. Tweets with the hashtag #socresearch are intended to highlight sociological research from around the globe. ASA Press Releases Contact: Daniel Fowler E-mail: pubinfo@asanet.org Phone: (202) 527-7885 (Fowler) April 16, 2014 ASA Amicus Brief Supports Suit to Overturn Virginia’s Gay Marriage Ban Read more... April 16, 2014 Local Homicide Rate Increases Cause More Elementary Students to Fail School Read more... April 15, 2014 Girls’ Mental Health Suffers When Romances Unfold Differently Than They Imagined Read more... April 9, 2014 Study Examines Mental Health Toll Exacted on Civilians Working With Military in War Zones Read more...
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That's the message being echoed this fall by educators and substance-abuse experts in the wake of a study released at the start of the school year in which 7% of fourth-graders said they've had an alcoholic drink in the past year. Ten percent had more than a sip of alcohol in that time period, according to the study authored by John Donovan, an associate professor of psychiatry and epidemiology at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. It was published in the September issue of Prevention Science. Read the full article SPR in the News SPR Newsletters SPR Annual Meeting Media Materials R-Rated Movies Increase Likelihood of Underage Children Trying Alcohol Release Date: March 11, 2010 I PDF Version. ASPA.