… A major limitation of the evidence is that most epidemiological studies of alcohol have been
done in high-income and middle-income countries. Good epidemiological data for patterns of …

… the burden of mortality and disease attributable to alcohol, both globally and for ten large
countries. We assess alcohol exposure and prevalence of alcohol… causally linked to alcohol, we …

… been no consideration of the likely economic burden of alcohol on the global level. A …
Alcohol exerts a considerable economic burden worldwide, although the exact level of this burden …

… rises, alcohol consumption and alcoholrelated liver disease burden decreases, and these
gains are often felt most in those with the highest amount of alcohol use and in the lower …

… alcohol control policy in China is a long and difficult task [46]. Therefore, China should limit
the length of alcohol … The results of this study suggest that the disease burden of alcohol use …

… , a coherent public health discourse on how to limit alcohol-related harm has been overdue.
… alcohol consumption level and alcohol-attributable burden of diseases, particularly alcoholic …

… response to the burden of alcohol use depends on the prevalence of hazardous alcohol use,
… strategies are indicated in populations with lower rates of hazardous alcohol use. (J. Stud…

… to an increased burden of alcohol-attributable health problems in low-income populations.
The … in society, such as those outside the workforce, or with a low income or education ( 68 ). …

… alcohol-attributable burden of disease was higher among men than among women, and the
alcohol-attributable age-standardised burden … , and in countries with low HDIs. 52·4% of all …

… age-standardized alcohol-attributable burden of disease (ie alcohol-attributable deaths …
alcohol-related outcome is higher per gram of alcohol consumed for people with a lower income…