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Drug and Alcohol Review , Vol.31, n°2 - March 2012 - Low risk drinking guidelines
Paru le :
01/03/2012
Année
2012
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Domaine :
Alcool / Alcohol
Thésaurus mots-clés
ALCOOL
;
ABSTINENCE
;
CONSOMMATION
;
RECOMMANDATION
;
FACTEUR DE RISQUE
;
SEXE
;
USAGE REGULIER
;
ABUS
;
USAGE OCCASIONNEL
;
GROSSESSE
;
ADULTE
;
JEUNE ADULTE
;
APPAREIL CARDIOVASCULAIRE
Thésaurus géographique
AUSTRALIE
;
CANADA
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- Constructing and responding to low-risk drinking guidelines: Conceptualisation, evidence and reception. Stockwell T.I.M., Room R., p. 121-125.
- The basis for Canada's new low-risk drinking guidelines: A relative risk approach to estimating hazardous levels and patterns of alcohol use. Stockwell T.I.M., Butt P., Beirness D., Gliksman L., Paradis C., p. 126-134.
- Clear criteria based on absolute risk: Reforming the basis of guidelines on low-risk drinking. Room R., Rehm J., p. 135-140.
- An empirical approach to evaluating the validity of alternative low-risk drinking guidelines. Dawson D.A., Smith S.M., Pickering R.P., Grant B.F., p. 141-150.
- Why have guidelines at all? A critical perspective. Casswell S., p. 151-152.
- Drinking guidelines are essential in combating alcohol-related harm: Comments on the new Australian and Canadian guidelines. Heather N., p. 153-155.
- Different guidelines for different countries? On the scientific basis of low-risk drinking guidelines and their implications. Rehm J., Patra J., p. 156-161.
- Responses to risk: Public submissions on Australian alcohol guidelines for low-risk drinking. Wilkinson C., p. 162-169.
- Guidelines for pregnancy: What's an acceptable risk, and how is the evidence (finally) shaping up? O'Leary C.M., Bower C., p. 170-183.
- Is there a ‘low-risk’ drinking level for youth? The risk of acute harm as a function of quantity and frequency of drinking. Thompson K.D., Stockwell T.I.M., Macdonald S., p. 184-193.
- What place, if any, does information on putative cardioprotective effects of moderate alcohol use have in safer drinking guidelines? Hall W., p. 194-197.
- Cautioning against causal alcohol-cardiovascular assumptions. Piazza-Gardner A.K., Barry A.E., p. 198-199.
- Understanding standard drinks and drinking guidelines. Kerr W.C., Stockwell T.I.M., p. 200-205.
- My cup runneth over: Young people's lack of knowledge of low-risk drinking guidelines. De Visser R.O., Birch J.D., p. 206-212.
- Know your limits: Awareness of the 2009 Australian alcohol guidelines among young people. Bowring A.L., Gold J., Dietze P., Gouillou M., Van Gemert C., Hellard M.E., p. 213-223.
- Perceptions of low-risk drinking levels among Australians during a period of change in the official drinking guidelines. Livingston M., p. 224-230.
- The marketing of responsible drinking: Competing voices and interests. Wettlaufer A., Cukier S., Giesbrecht N., Greenfield T.K., p. 231-239.
- An exploratory study of drinkers views of health information and warning labels on alcohol containers. Thomson L.M., Vandenberg B., Fitzgerald J.L., p. 240-247.
- Constructing and responding to low-risk drinking guidelines: Conceptualisation, evidence and reception. Stockwell T.I.M., Room R., p. 121-125.
- The basis for Canada's new low-risk drinking guidelines: A relative risk approach to estimating hazardous levels and patterns of alcohol use. Stockwell T.I.M., Butt P., Beirness D., Gliksman L., Paradis C., p. 126-134.
- Clear criteria based on absolute risk: Reforming the basis of guidelines on low-risk drinking. Room R., Rehm J., p. 135-140.
- An empirical approach to evaluating the validity of alternative low-risk drinking guidelines. Dawson D.A., Smith S.M., Pickering R.P., Grant B.F., p. 141-150.
- Why have guidelines at all? A critical perspective. Casswell S., p. 151-152.
- Drinking guidelines are essential in combating alcohol-related harm: Comments on the new Australian and Canadian guidelines. Heather N., p. 153-155.
- Different guidelines for different countries? On the scientific basis of low-risk drinking guidelines and their implications. Rehm J., Patra J., p. 156-161.
- Responses to risk: Public submissions on Australian alcohol guidelines for low-risk drinking. Wilkinson C., p. 162-169.
- Guidelines for pregnancy: What's an acceptable risk, and how is the evidence (finally) shaping up? O'Leary C.M., Bower C., p. 170-183.
- Is there a ‘low-risk’ drinking level for youth? The risk of acute harm as a function of quantity and frequency of drinking. Thompson K.D., Stockwell T.I.M., Macdonald S., p. 184-193.
- What place, if any, does information on putative cardioprotective effects of moderate alcohol use have in safer drinking guidelines? Hall W., p. 194-197.
- Cautioning against causal alcohol-cardiovascular assumptions. Piazza-Gardner A.K., Barry A.E., p. 198-199.
- Understanding standard drinks and drinking guidelines. Kerr W.C., Stockwell T.I.M., p. 200-205.
- My cup runneth over: Young people's lack of knowledge of low-risk drinking guidelines. De Visser R.O., Birch J.D., p. 206-212.
- Know your limits: Awareness of the 2009 Australian alcohol guidelines among young people. Bowring A.L., Gold J., Dietze P., Gouillou M., Van Gemert C., Hellard M.E., p. 213-223.
- Perceptions of low-risk drinking levels among Australians during a period of change in the official drinking guidelines. Livingston M., p. 224-230.
- The marketing of responsible drinking: Competing voices and interests. Wettlaufer A., Cukier S., Giesbrecht N., Greenfield T.K., p. 231-239.
- An exploratory study of drinkers views of health information and warning labels on alcohol containers. Thomson L.M., Vandenberg B., Fitzgerald J.L., p. 240-247.
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