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Introduction
Understanding how the mean consumption per drinker and rates of non‐drinking interplay to form overall per capita alcohol consumption is imperative for our understanding of population drinking. The aim of the present study is to examine the association between rates of non‐drinkers and per drinker mean alcohol consumption in the Swedish adult population and for different percentiles...
Background and Aims
There is significant debate about whether or not changes in per‐capita alcohol consumption occur collectively across the entire distribution of drinking. This study used data from a decade of declining drinking in Australia to test the collectivity of drinking trends.
Design
Repeated cross‐sectional surveys (2010, 2013, 2016, 2019), analysed with quantile regression techniques...
Background and Aims
Youth alcohol consumption has declined significantly during the past 15 years in many high‐income countries, which may have significant public health benefits. However, if the reductions in drinking occur mainly among lighter drinkers who are at lower risk, then rates of alcohol‐related harm among young people today and adults in future may not fall in line with consumption. There...
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