The aim of the present study was to empirically determine whether:(a) sport injuries were
associated with alcohol consumption before the injury (acute intake) and with usual …

Objective: To investigate the relationship between usual and acute alcohol consumption
among injured patients and, when combined, how they covary with other injury attributes …

Introduction: The effect of a history of competitive sports on later use of alcohol and
occurrence of alcohol-related diseases is poorly known. We investigated how a history of …

The relationship between alcohol and injury is complex and the evidence level varies
depending on the type of injury. The role of alcohol as a causal factor of traffic accidents is …

Background: Acute alcohol consumption has been reported to be an important risk factor for
injury, but clear scientific evidence on issues such as injury type is not available. The …

Abstract Background In Germany, an average of 9.5 L of pure alcohol is consumed per
capita per year. Alcohol is known to negatively influence psychomotor abilities. The aim of …

Ancient civilizations dating back to thousands of years bc recorded the intake of drinks
containing alcohol (or, more correctly, ethanol) as part of social rituals. One practice which …

Background Alcohol intoxication and overserving of alcohol at sporting events are of great
concern, given the relationships between alcohol consumption, public disturbances, and …

Alcohol and the athlete have been linked together since ancient times. It continues to be the
most commonly consumed drug among the athletic population. Alcohol use carries …

The part that alcohol plays in non‐motor vehicle unintentional injuries is not well known.
Injuries at home and during leisure form a very heterogeneous group. Alcohol involvement …