OBJECTIVE: To examine a broad range of risk factors and their association with alcohol-
related hospital admissions in a Scottish general population. DESIGN: Observational record …

Aims To investigate the extent to which self‐reported alcohol consumption level in the
Scottish population is associated with first‐time hospital admission for an alcohol‐related …

Background Past reports on trends of alcohol consumption and related harm have generally
been descriptive in nature and have not provided evidence of whether changes over time …

Background: Overconsumption of alcohol affects health. Data from men from the West of
Scotland Collaborative study were analysed to see how reported alcohol was related to …

Background Potential benefits of preventing continued alcohol intake in individuals
presenting at the hospital with an alcohol problem can be highlighted by studying their …

Background Although there is evident association between alcohol-related hospitalization
and alcohol use, the relationship has not been well examined. This study analyzed the …

The aim of this study was to calculate the number and costs of hospital bed-days due to
alcohol use in Ireland over the five year period 2000 to 2004. Age and sex specific Irish …

Abstract Background and Aims Alcohol consumption is an avoidable risk factor for morbidity
and mortality. Studies have examined relative risks and outcomes of alcohol‐related harms …

Background Alcohol use disorders are risk factors for almost all health conditions due to
heavy alcohol use. The epidemiology of alcohol use disorders can be used to monitor harm …

Objective To examine the cross-sectional ecologic associations between apparent per-
capita alcohol consumption, alcohol-related hospital admission rates, and the distributions …