Objective To evaluate the 3 alcohol consumption questions from the Alcohol Use Disorders
Identification Test (AUDIT-C) as a brief screening test for heavy drinking and/or active …

OBJECTIVE: To determine effectiveness of advice from general practitioners to heavy
drinkers to reduce their excessive alcohol consumption (35 U or more a week for men, 21 U …

Family socialization processes are important influences on behaviour in childhood and
adolescence. Two major dimensions of family socialization are Support and Control, and …

Aims. To identify the target group for brief alcohol intervention in primary health care and to
compare the prevalence of heavy drinking in two different primary health care populations …

OBJECTIVE--To evaluate audit and case finding (whole population care) in a community
over 25 years. DESIGN--Contemporary screening for and audits of care of chronic disease …

There is evidence of increased alcohol consumption by young people. This review
concentrates on the British epidemiological and psychological studies of adolescent …

Brief intervention is a promising treatment for heavy drinking. The present study examined
the diagnostic value of carbohydrate‐deficient transferrin (CDT), mean corpuscular volume …

Background In the busy primary care setting, there are several limitations in applying
Alcohol Use Disorders Identifi cation Test in Korea (AUDIT-K) to screen problem drinking …

To assess the prevalence of drinking among medical students a questionnaire on smoking,
exercise, drinking, and weight was distributed among the students available. A total of 260 …

The subjects were recruited from participants in a health examination of random samples of
the adult population in Stockholm county. Those aged 18–64years who admitted a high …