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Introduction and Aims.High rates of hazardous alcohol consumption have been reported among medical students in several countries. This study aimed to determine the degree of self‐reported alcohol use among medical students in Hong Kong, and to compare this with published data from medical students elsewhere.Design and Methods.111/137 (81%) final year medical students from the Chinese University of Hong Kong were recruited and anonymously completed the World Health Organization's Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test, a screening tool which assesses alcohol consumption, dependence and alcohol‐related problems. Results are graded as low risk (score 1–7) or harmful and hazardous (8 or more)....
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