Alcohol has long been known as a risk factor for disease. The 1990 Global Burden of
Disease (GBD) study (Murray and Lopez 1996a, 1996b) identified alcohol as one of the …

2.1. Alcohol consumption 2.2. Age and alcohol consumption in adults 2.3. Alcohol
consumption among school aged children 2.4. Socio-economic status and alcohol …

Alcohol is an accepted part of modern society. In Ontario, the majority of adults consume
alcohol, and the production and distribution of alcohol creates thousands of jobs in Canada …

Substance use, mainly defined as the consumption of alcohol, tobacco, and illegal drugs, is
a major risk factor for disease, disability, and mortality. Alcohol consumption can cause a …

Health disparities between gay and heterosexual men exist in many areas other than
HIV/AIDS. Internationally, psychology and health policy and practice have increasingly …

Alcohol is an accepted part of modern society. In Ontario, the majority of adults consume
alcohol, and the production and distribution of alcohol creates thousands of jobs in Canada …

Alcohol use disorders persist as a public health challenge. Few studies focus on the role that
alcohol use consumption contributes to the development of medical and behavioral …

The protective effect of light to moderate drinking on all-cause mortality in general is well
established, but there have been questions on its generalizability to women and non …

Traditional college students are members of an age bracket noted for high levels of risky
behavior, and research has shown that certain risky behaviors, such as disordered eating …

Die Regierungen und Politiker in der Europäischen Region der WHO wissen, dass gute
Gesundheit eine elementare Voraussetzung für die gesellschaftliche und wirtschaftliche …