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 …

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 …

Objective: To analyse the links between other people's drinking and mental health and to
explore the effects on mental health of heavy and problematic drinkers both within and …

Aims This study aims to document the adverse effects of drinkers in Australia on people
other than the drinker. Design Cross‐sectional survey. Setting In a national survey of …

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

Aim There is a lack of research, internationally and in New Zealand, on the harms
experienced as a result of drinking by others. Such effects have often been neglected in …

1.1. Background Alcohol consumption can have a range of negative impacts on people
other than the drinker, for example physical violence, road traffic accidents, relationship …

Aims This study investigated the association between alcohol consumption and health
status using cross‐sectional national survey data. Measurements and design This study …

Aims Some patterns of alcohol consumption (eg binge drinking, drinking outside of meals)
have been associated with detrimental effects on health outcomes. Subjective health …

Aims: This paper outlines the methods of a collaborative population survey project
measuring the range and magnitude of alcohol's harm to others internationally. Setting …