There are surprisingly few discussions of the link between wellbeing and alcohol, and few
empirical studies to underpin them. Policymakers have therefore typically considered …

Aims: The effects of drinking alcohol extend beyond the individuals concerned to the wider
community. While there is recognition of such a global implication, currently no study has …

We analysed the relationship between drug use and wellbeing using data from the Crime
Survey for England and Wales. We focused on cannabis use, the most commonly used drug …

There has been a growing interest in the study of the shape of the relationship between
alcohol consumption and psychological well-being in recent years. Overall, evidence is …

Background A relatively large body of literature examines the association between
depression and alcohol consumption, with evidence suggesting a bidirectional causal …

Aims The impact of alcohol on those other than the drinker is an under‐researched area with
important policy implications. This study is a first step in investigating relationships between …

While the adverse health and economic consequences attributable to alcohol consumption
are widely acknowledged, its impact on psychological wellbeing is less well understood …

Mental well-being and excessive alcohol consumption each represent a significant public
health concern, and evidence suggests an association between them. Furthermore, drinking …

Objective To investigate whether poor self-rated health and psychological distress are
differentially associated with drinking trajectories over time. Methods From the Stockholm …

Objective: Although there is a well-established quantitative literature examining the impact of
alcohol consumption on the drinker, there has been much less examination of how …