Risky alcohol use places those with existing chronic conditions at increased risk of medical
complications. Yet, there is little research assessing the alcohol consumption among this …

Objective Among individuals with a mental health condition co‐occurring alcohol use
disorders are common, but less is known about alcohol consumption in excess of …

Introduction Cardiovascular disease and cancers are the leading cause of mortality amongst
people accessing treatment for alcohol and other drug use. The current study aimed to …

Abstract Introduction and Aims This study describes the prevalence of risky drinking in older
adults (aged 60+ years) in Australia and explores the socioeconomic and lifestyle factors …

This study aims to investigate the incidence and annual presentation rates of alcohol
dependence in general practice in the UK, and examine age-, gender-, socioeconomic-, and …

Aims This study investigated the association between alcohol consumption and health
status using cross‐sectional national survey data. Measurements and design This study …

As noted earlier, information on alcohol consumption among teenagers aged 15–19 years
was collected during the 2011–2012 health survey, but not in the 2001 health survey. In this …

Background Alcohol use is a major contributor to the burden of disease, including long-term
non-communicable diseases. Alcohol can also interact with and counter the effects of …

This paper presents a study of the effect of alcohol consumption on individual health status
and health care utilization in Ireland using the 2007 Slán National Health and Lifestyle …

Objective: To describe the pattern of alcohol consumption and associated physical and
lifestyle characteristics in a population-based sample of Australian men. Method: A …