… risks from alcohol use to disease burden should also … health or disease–in particular,
psychosocial benefits of alcohol … for estimating the disease burden attributable to alcohol are high …

… burden of alcohol use disorders and childhood sexual abuse, it is essential to understand
the magnitude, distribution, and socio-demographic characteristics of the disease burden of …

… The largest specific cause of DALYs was alcohol use disorders, which contributed … use of
alcohol, we report here the mortality and burden of disease and injury attributable to alcohol in …

… alcohol use was relatively small in established market economies (about 1%), the proportion
of DALYs due to alcohol … burden included alcohol use, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder. …

… through mental disorders, because these estimates exclude all mental disorders due to
alcohol consumption except for alcohol use disorders. In 2000, the impact of consumption on …

… Alcohol use contributes to around 4% of the global burden of disease. This contribution is
equivalent to that of tobacco smoking because alcohol use causes more premature deaths in …

… Alcohol use resulted in a relatively large burden for males in … numbers of DALYs attributed
to alcohol use. Finally, perinatal … Half of the total disease burden was among people aged 25 …

… , alcohol use has been established as a leading contributor to the overall burden of disease
… For Method 1 we assumed that alcohol use in San Francisco is the same as in high-income …

… Alcohol consumption and the associated burden of disease are rife throughout the modern
world (Table 1). The global burden of disease (GBD) due to alcohol is increasing in terms of …

… consumption and in the alcohol-attributable burden of disease, alcohol use continues to
be a … Accordingly, alcohol control policies should be strengthened to reduce further alcohol-…