Alcohol-related harm has gained increased attention in high-income countries (HICs) in
recent years which, alongside government regulation, has effected a reduction in alcohol …

Objectives To quantify HIV/AIDS mortality attributable to alcohol use in the adult general
population of South Africa in 2012 by socioeconomic status (SES). Design Comparative risk …

Heavy drinking has been known for centuries to be a health hazard and cause of death.
Efforts to quantify the disease burden associated with different risk factors clearly …

Background We aimed to assess alcohol consumption and alcohol–attributed disease
burden by DALYs (disability adjusted life years) in the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia …

There has been a remarkable increase in the attention paid to the alcohol industry by those
working in the public health field in recent years, as illustrated by the meeting of which this …

Alcohol is a recognized global risk factor for many diseases and injury types and a major
contributor to disability and death. While cost-effective interventions do exist, many countries …

Aims: To identify the policy implications of the magnitude and characteristics of alcohol
consumption and problems, viewed globally, and to summarize conclusions on the …

Abstract Sub-Saharan Africa carries a massive dual burden of HIV and alcohol disease, and
these pandemics are inextricably linked. Physiological and behavioural research indicates …

There is growing concern about alcohol problems in low‐and middle‐income countries.
More research is required, particularly among the younger generation. The aim of this study …

Objective: The purpose of this study was to determine capacity and resource needs for
alcohol prevention research among stakeholders across nine countries in West Africa …