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Alcohol Misuse and Gun Violence: An Evidence-Based Approach for State Policy
During the COVID-19 pandemic, excessive drinking increased by 21% and alcohol-related deaths increased approximately 25%.6 At the same time, gun sales increased by 40%, gun homicides by 35%, and gun suicides had the largest one-year increase ever recorded. These alarming trends urge us to think abou
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