Abstract Background and Aims The alcohol harm paradox (AHP) posits that disadvantaged
groups suffer from higher rates of alcohol‐related harm compared with advantaged groups …

The Health Systems in Transition (‎ HiT)‎ country profiles provide an analytical description of
each health system and of reform initiatives in progress or under development. They aim to …

Background People who self-harm have an increased risk of premature death. The aim of
this study was to investigate cause-specific premature death in individuals who self-harm …

This rapid review of the evidence on poverty and alcohol misuse was commissioned by the
Joseph Rowntree Foundation as part of their programme to develop Anti-Poverty Strategies …

Background The Alcohol Harm Paradox refers to observations that lower socioeconomic
status (SES) groups consume less alcohol but experience more alcohol-related problems …

Objectives To explore trends in suicide in young people to investigate the recent observation
that after year on year rises in the 1970s, 1980s, and early 1990s, rates in young men are …

Background Many causes of death are directly attributable to the toxic effects of alcohol and
deaths from these causes are increasing in the United Kingdom. The aim of this study was to …

Background: Countries with advanced welfare systems are increasingly relying on the input
of informal caregivers, and there are growing concerns for their mental and physical …

Background There has been an increasing interest in the health effects of long working
hours, but little empirical evidence to substantiate early case series suggesting an increased …

Background: Post-industrial decline is frequently cited as one of the major underlying
reasons behind the poor health profile of Scotland and, especially, West Central Scotland …