Objectives To examine the emotions associated with drinking different types of alcohol,
explore whether these emotions differ by sociodemographics and alcohol dependency and …

The initial hypothesis and evidence that moderate alcohol consumption reduces the overall
mortality rate through its protective effect against cardiovascular disease are now broadly …

Using data from the Health Survey for England, we examine the effect of smoking behavior
and smoking addiction (considering the frequency and intensity of smoking) on happiness …

The aim of this paper is to identify positive psychological concomitants of moderate alcohol
consumption. Current research and public-health perspectives on alcohol emphasize harms …

Background Relationships between alcohol consumption and health are complex and vary
between countries, regions, and genders. Previous research in Australia has focused on …

Aim To assess the effects of mood, social and environmental contexts and alcohol-related
beliefs on alcohol consumption. Method Participants (N= 69) recorded their positive and …

Aims: To examine the associations between alcohol consumption and utility-based health-
related quality of life (HRQoL), subjective quality of life (QoL), self-rated health (SRH), and …

Aim: The present study relates alcohol-dependent patients' Quality of Life (QoL) 7 years after
treatment to drinking status as the conventional endpoint of trials. Potential moderating …

Background Major behavioural risk factors are known to adversely affect health outcomes
and be strongly associated with mental illness. However, little is known about the …

Observational studies in several cultures show light and moderate drinking to be associated
with better emotional and social adjustment than abstinence. However, adjustments for pre …