Predrinking and drinking games (DGs) are common risky drinking practices among
adolescents and young adults in many different countries around the world. However, most …

Objective: Pre-drinking, the practice of consuming alcohol prior to attending a subsequent
event, increases the risk of alcohol-related harm, and is common in undergraduate student …

The harms associated with alcohol consumption are a growing concern for the Australian
community and present a challenge to all levels of government. In Australia, the estimates of …

Abstract Introduction and Aims. The practice and adverse consequences of pre‐drinking
have been documented within a dozen countries, but little remains known about the …

'Alcohol-related violence', especially among young people participating in the night-time
economy (NTE), has been the subject of intense public and policy debate in Australia …

Studies have identified an association between proximity to outlets selling alcohol and
violent crime. The strength of this association has been known to vary spatially as not all …

Aims The limited existing research on drinking games and predrinking among university
students in Argentina, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand suggests that participation in …

AIM: To measure changes in alcohol-related emergency department (ED) attendances after
introduction of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. METHODS: Cross-sectional survey …

Preloading of alcohol and/or drugs before an event has been examined in the research
literature for the past two decades. Despite the considerable interest and scrutiny on the …

Aims This exploratory study aims to model the impact of sex and age on the percentage of
pre-drinking in 27 countries, presenting a single model of pre-drinking behaviour for all …