Objective: This study examines the association between alcohol use and mental health in
adolescence, specifically the interaction with age and gender. Method: Data were derived …

Purpose This study examined the associations between measures of alcohol
abuse/dependence symptoms and a range of psychosocial outcomes from ages 21 to 30 in …

Heavy drinking among students has been a major public health concern over the past
decade. A nationally representative 1988 survey on drinking practices and related problems …

Groups of high-risk (alcoholic fathers), middle-risk (second-degree alcoholic relatives) and
low-risk (no first-or second-degree alcoholic relatives) male college students were …

Objective: Using prospective data, we extend and strengthen prior evidence on the
relationship of educational level and the risk of alcohol abuse and dependence among …

In general, a lower socioeconomic status (SES) is related to a lower health status, more
health problems, and a shorter life expectancy. Although causal relations between SES and …

Background: Recent serious alcohol‐related events have raised public awareness of the
prevalence of at‐risk alcohol use among college undergraduates, but heavy alcohol …

Objective: Utilizing a longitudinal prospective design, the purpose of this study was to:(1)
assess the age of onset to begin drinking in relation to family history of alcoholism using …

In a 32-year follow-up study, the authors analyze how social circumstances during early life,
childhood social participation, and school performance affect the risk of being admitted to a …

Objective The authors determined 1) cognitive functioning in detoxified alcoholics who had
alcohol-related problems for a relatively brief time and 2) relationships between …