BACKGROUND: Alcohol use causes high burden of disease and injury globally. Switzerland
has a high consumption of alcohol, almost twice the global average. Alcohol-attributable …

Aims: Trends in morbidity and mortality, fully or partially attributable to alcohol, for adults
aged 18-64 were assessed for Germany. Methods: The underestimation of population …

There is emerging awareness of alcohol as a cause of the persisting health divide between
east and west Germany. This study quantifies the burden of alcohol attributable mortality in …

Abstract Background and Aims Monitoring trends of alcohol‐attributable mortality is an
integral part of the global strategy to reduce the harmful use of alcohol. However, mortality …

Background: Deaths due to alcohol consumption are an important component of all-cause
mortality, particularly premature mortality. However, there are considerable regional …

Background There is a west–east mortality gradient in Europe, more pronounced in men.
The objective of this article was to quantify the contribution of alcohol use to the gap in …

Aims To describe three aspects of the epidemiology of alcohol‐attributable deaths in
Europe, dose, demography and place, and to illustrate how such knowledge can better be …

The aim of the study was to quantify alcohol-attributable and-preventable mortality, totally
and stratified on alcohol consumption in Denmark 2010, and to estimate alcohol-related …

Aims: Little is known about age and gender distributions in alcohol-attributable mortality
(AAM). The aim of this paper is to describe age and gender in AAM in a high per capita …

Aims Alcohol is an important risk factor for morbidity and mortality, especially within the
European region. Differences in per capita consumption and drinking patterns are possible …