S. Hurtado

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Changes in smoking prevalence following a strict no-smoking policy in U.S. Navy recruit training.

T. Conway, S. Hurtado, S. L. Hurtado, 1996, Military medicine.

User Ratings of a Web-Based Personalized Alcohol Misuse Prevention Feedback Program

L. A. Patriarca-Troyk, S. Hurtado, C. Simon-Arndt, 2003 .

Evaluation of an Alcohol Misuse Prevention Program in a Military Population

M. Schuckit, E. Castillo, S. Hurtado, 2003 .

A Qualitative Examination of Factors That Influence Sleep Among Shipboard Sailors.

E. Harrison, G. Glickman, E. Schmied, 2020, Military medicine.

Effect of a New Gender-Specific Definition for Heavy Drinking on Prevalence and Risk Estimates for Male and Female Marine Corps Personnel

S. Woodruff, S. Hurtado, C. Simon-Arndt, 2015 .

Operation Stay Quit: evaluation of two smoking relapse prevention strategies for women after involuntary cessation during US Navy recruit training.

T. Conway, J. Elder, S. Woodruff, 2004, Military medicine.

Tobacco use prevention and cessation programs in the U.S. Navy.

T. Conway, S. Woodruff, S. Hurtado, 1993, Public health reports.

Results of a Randomized Trial of Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) to Reduce Alcohol Misuse Among Active-Duty Military Personnel.

Mark B Reed, S. Woodruff, G. Demers, 2021, Journal of studies on alcohol and drugs.

Circadian, light, and sleep skills program: Efficacy of a brief educational intervention for improving sleep and psychological health at sea.

E. Harrison, G. Glickman, Alexandra P. Easterling, 2022, Sleep health.

Substance abuse counselor and client reports of mental health screening and enhanced practices.

J. Crain, R. Highfill-McRoy, S. Hurtado, 2012, Military medicine.