Alcohol harm-minimization interventions therefore need to take into account the social and economic context of young people's lives to be effective.
Understanding how, and especially, to what extent these changes are associated with changes in drinking behavior within young adulthood may identify entry points for harm-minimization interventions and social policy.
Harm minimization, defined as minimizing the risk of adverse consequences, is one important potential objective of screening.
Subsequently in the intervention village drinkers whose Alcohol Use Disorder Identification Test (AUDIT) score placed them in either the harmful or dependent category were offered a single brief intervention directed at harm minimization and safer drinking patterns by the first author.
"There's no time for harm minimization".
(The group says that, at the insistence of its source, it delayed the publication of fifteen thousand other documents as part of "a harm minimization process"; still, the names of some Afghan informants were posted).
The founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, has said that the organization withheld 15,000 of the approximately 92,000 documents in the archive that was released on Sunday to remove the names of informants in what he called a "harm minimization" process.
Mr. Assange responded to the White House request by announcing that WikiLeaks was withholding 15,000 of the 92,000 Pentagon documents involved for review in what WikiLeaks has described as a "harm minimization" process.
"We're not looking to have a conversation about harm minimization," Mr Morrell said.
Speed humps have been found to be efficacious in terms of harm minimization, and are especially appropriate in areas with a high concentration of vulnerable road users.
It would be administered via vaporizers so as to ensure harm minimization, and participation would be voluntary, not imposed.
