3. REHM, J, KAILASAPILLAI, S, LARSEN, E, REHM, MX, SAMOKHVALOV, AV, SHIELD, KD
et al.(2014) A systematic review of the epidemiology of unrecorded alcohol consumption …

Alcohol consumption can be broadly classified into recorded and unrecorded consumption,
ie part of which is officially registered and part of which is not. In the last decade unrecorded …

Issues. This contribution aims to examine systematically the evidence on the impact of the
quality of unrecorded alcohol products on health consequences. Approach. Systematic …

Headlines such as this [1] appear in newspapers with certain regularity, more often than not
referring to incidences and outbreaks in low-and middle-income parts of the world. These …

An estimated 25% of worldwide alcohol consumption is unrecorded, meaning not taxed and
is outside the usual system of governmental control, such as home or informally produced …

Abstract Background and Aims Unrecorded alcohol constitutes about 30% of all alcohol
consumed globally. The aims of this systematic review were to determine the epidemiology …

Objective: About 25% of global alcohol consumption is unrecorded, that is, concerns alcohol
not registered in the country where it is consumed. Unrecorded alcohol includes homemade …

Introduction: Unrecorded alcohol, that is, alcohol not reflected in official statistics of the
country where it is consumed, contributes markedly to overall consumption of alcohol …

ABSTRACT Aims Some European countries with high levels of unrecorded alcohol
consumption have anomalously high rates of death attributable to liver cirrhosis. Hepatotoxic …

Background: Consumption of unrecorded alcohol (alcohol, consumed as a beverage, but
not reflected in official statistics) has been linked to heavy drinking and alcohol-related …