Aims To evaluate multinational patterns of gender‐and age‐specific alcohol consumption.
Design and participants Large general‐population surveys of men's and women's drinking …

Classification systems for subtyping alcoholics have a long history in alcohol research. The
typological approach promises parsimonious theoretical explanations for the etiology of …

Objective: The purpose of this study was to examine the association between partner
alcohol problems and selected physical and mental health outcomes among married or …

We investigated the influence of gender, comorbidity, drinking history, and age on the
clinical manifestations of DSM‐III alcohol abuse and/or dependence in men and women …

Multivariate and univariate analyses were conducted to investigate specific hypotheses
concerning the effects of alcohol abuse, family history of alcoholism and gender on items in …

Traditionally, less research has been conducted on women's drinking as compared to men's.
But women's drinking has been shown to differ from men's in terms of consumption patterns …

Alcohol consumption and sexual behavior have long been associated. A common
assumption is that drinking alcohol will facilitate a sexual encounter. Such beliefs perpetuate …

This study explored whether black and white women differ in how often they drink in
particular types of social settings and if drinking in different contexts independently predicts …

Although numerous investigations have examined the relations between alcoholism and
depression, differing results have emerged. Major limitations in existing work are that it uses …

OBJECTIVE: Although several mental disorders have been shown to be common in
adolescents with substance use disorders, prior studies have not specifically focused on …