Abstract Introduction and Aims Gender and age patterns of drinking are important in guiding
country responses to harmful use of alcohol. This study undertook cross‐country analysis of …

Objective: To examine trends in the prevalence of monthly alcohol use and lifetime
drunkenness among 15 year olds in 20 European countries, the Russian Federation, Israel …

Alcohol policies in many countries have long been based on the assumption that a wide
range of health and social problems associated with the abuse of alcohol can be directly …

Aims To evaluate multinational patterns of gender‐and age‐specific alcohol consumption.
Design and participants Large general‐population surveys of men's and women's drinking …

Abstract Aims: The National Household Survey for Substance and Alcohol Use is a periodic
survey of the Thai population with the aim of estimating the number of people who use licit …

Objectives To compare gender differences in alcohol use and the socioeconomic correlates
of at‐risk drinking among middle‐aged and older adults in Australia, the United States (US) …

Objective: The aim of this study was to assess trends in drinking patterns and alcohol-related
problems among age and gender groups in the context of a liberalized alcohol policy …

Background There is limited information about the potential individual-level and contextual
drivers of heavy drinking in South Africa. This study aimed to identify risk factors for heavy …

We investigated whether high-risk drinking patterns are restricted to a few high-volume
drinkers or are evenly distributed across the population to inform discussion regarding the …

Objective This study examined the distribution of alcohol consumption in Australia,
identifying the heaviest drinking 10% of the population and examining their …