Binge drinking is associated with deleterious health, social and economic outcomes. This
study explored the lay understanding of the causes of binge drinking in members of the …

Binge drinking has been linked to escalating costs of hospitalisation and to premature
mortality, and implicated in a range of acute and chronic health problems as well as crime …

Aims: Several studies funded by the UK government have been influential in understanding
rates of 'binge drinking'in the UK. This analysis aims to establish consistency between …

Aims To determine the role of alcohol-related knowledge, behaviours and attitudes in
regional inequalities of binge drinking in England. Results Adults in all regions except West …

Issue addressed: There is increasing interest in the patterns of alcohol consumption. This
paper presents findings of a survey of health professionals' views about binge drinking …

This paper presents analyses of the pattern of 'binge drinking'in Wales, based on data drawn
from a 1993 survey of 12 167 (67%) 18–64 year olds resident in 15 212 households in …

There is good evidence that episodes of heavy alcohol consumption on single occasions ("
binge drinking") and not simply the total average consumption, play a key role in …

Binge drinking has sparked considerable interest and concern. However, despite this
interest little is known about the lay understanding of binge drinking and whether there are …

Binge drinking is a matter of current social, media and political concern, and the focus of
much policy activity in the UK. Binge drinking is associated with causing a wide range of …

Aims To investigate binge drinking trends using unrelated singletons from the GENESiS
sample, aged 20–60 years. Methods The GENESiS study is a questionnaire study based in …