Background Women's alcohol consumption and binge drinking have increased concurrent
with socio-economic gains and may be related to structural sexism. Methods We examined …

Higher levels of women's alcohol consumption have long been attributed to increases in
gender equality. However, only limited research examines the relationship between gender …

Background Females in the United States consume less alcohol and cause and experience
fewer alcohol‐related harms than males. However, recent research suggests such gaps …

Introduction Sexual orientation‒related disparities in alcohol use disorder are well-
established. Yet, the degree to which sexual orientation differences in alcohol use disorder …

Gender differences in binge drinking have converged in recent cohorts, due in part to faster
decreases in consumption among boys in adolescence, and faster increases in …

Background Population-based surveys document disparities in substance use among
sexual minorities compared to heterosexuals, but few studies examine changes over time …

Background: Two decades ago, there was almost no research on alcohol use among sexual
minority women (SMW, eg, lesbian, bisexual). Since then, a growing body of scientific …

Using self-report data from representative community samples of Moscow and Toronto
adults, we examine the effects of sex, masculinity, and femininity on alcohol use. Consistent …

Objective: Sexual minority (ie, lesbian, bisexual) women and racial-ethnic minority groups in
the United States are disproportionately harmed by excessive alcohol use. This study …

Aims: This systematic review focuses on research about macro-level gender equality and
violence against women (VAW) and identifies conceptually and theoretically driven …