… The cumulative harm in those consuming alcohol who are not considered 'problem drinkers'…
a population perspective. Clinicians need to become advocates for the populations they …

… perspective; (2) primarily concerned alcohol consumption and/or the prevention of alcohol
harms from a public health perspective… considers individuals’ behaviour and health outcomes …

… of alcohol consumption in the target population; 2) to describe and explore citizens’ perceptions
of their own levels of alcohol … alcoholism and its effects, as well as the opinions of health …

… perspective on the effects of alcohol advertising can lead to narrow and misleading conclusions.
We focus on alcohol … for alcohol research that takes a broader systems perspective. …

… and environmental risks on alcohol use outcomes, few … alcohol-related harms; and ultimately
informs alcohol prevention and treatment interventions targeted to racial/ethnic populations. …

… Factors that affect implementation of alcohol prevention in health care have been less
extensively investigated from the perspective of patients and the wider population. There has been …

… symptoms contribute to the disease burden in individuals and from a population perspective.
… the largest effects in individuals substantially contribute to the population disease burden. …

… rather than a single drinking threshold to help people assess their own risk and encourage
the adoption of behaviours with positive health impacts across the alcohol use spectrum. …

… , the prevalence of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is increasing proportionately.
The subtype of NAFLD which can be characterised as non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) is …

… Although these patterns of alcohol exposure may be associated with less harm to individuals
than sustained heavy drinking, the overall burden of harm in populations is likely to be large…