Auteur P. MAKELA

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Changes in mortality due to major alcohol-related diseases in four Nordic countries, France and Germany between 1980 and 2009: a comparative age-period-cohort analysis

L. KRAUS ; S. OSTHUS ; E. J. AMUNDSEN ; D. PIONTEK ; J. HARKONEN ; S. LEGLEYE ; K. BLOOMFIELD ; P. MAKELA ; J. LANDBERG ; J. TORRONEN | 2015
Dans Addiction (Vol.110, n°9, September 2015) Article : Périodique

Aims: To investigate age, period and cohort effects on time trends of alcohol-related mortality in countries with different drinking habits and alcohol policies. Design and setting: Age-period-cohort (APC) analyses on alcohol-related mortality [...]

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Come on, have a drink: The prevalence and cultural logic of social pressure to drink more

P. MAKELA ; A. MAUNU | 2016
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.23, n°4, August 2016) Article : Périodique

Aims: We review literature and use existing quantitative and qualitative data to examine direct and indirect pressures to drink more, particularly among heavy drinking adults. Methods: Quantitative analysis uses a Finnish general population sur[...]

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Inequalities in alcohol-related mortality in 17 European countries: A retrospective analysis of mortality registers

J. P. MACKENBACH ; I. KULHANOVA ; M. BOPP ; C. BORRELL ; P. DEBOOSERE ; K. KOVACS ; C. W. N. LOOMAN ; M. LEINSALU ; P. MAKELA ; P. MARTIKAINEN ; G. MENVIELLE ; M. RODRIGUEZ-SANZ ; J. RYCHTARIKOVA ; R. DE GELDER | 2015
Dans PLOS Medicine (Vol.12, n°12, December 2015) Article : Périodique

Background: Socioeconomic inequalities in alcohol-related mortality have been documented in several European countries, but it is unknown whether the magnitude of these inequalities differs between countries and whether these inequalities increa[...]

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Joint effects of alcohol use, smoking and body mass index as an explanation for the alcohol harm paradox: causal mediation analysis of eight cohort studies

S. PENA ; P. MAKELA ; T. LAATIKAINEN ; T. HARKANEN ; S. MANNISTO ; M. HELIOVAARA ; S. KOSKINEN | 2021
Dans Addiction (Vol.116, n°8, August 2021) Article : Périodique

BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Lower socio-economic status (SES) is associated with higher alcohol-related harm despite lower levels of alcohol use. Differential vulnerability due to joint effects of behavioural risk factors is one potential explanation f[...]

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A new perspective on European drinking cultures: a model-based approach to determine variations in drinking practices among 19 European countries

C. KILIAN ; J. MANTHEY ; L. KRAUS ; P. MAKELA ; J. MOSKALEWICZ ; J. SIEROSLAWSKI ; J. REHM | 2021
Dans Addiction (Vol.116, n°8, August 2021) Article : Périodique

BACKGROUND AND AIMS: In recent decades, alcohol drinking in the European Union has been characterized by increasing homogenization of levels of drinking coupled with an overall decrease. This study examined whether we can still distinguish disti[...]

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Public health thinking around alcohol-related harm: Why does per capita consumption matter?

I. ROSSOW ; P. MAKELA | 2021
Dans Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs (Vol.82, n°1, January 2021) Article : Périodique

OBJECTIVE: Alcohol per capita consumption (APC) is used for monitoring harmful alcohol exposure in populations and assessing progress with goals set internationally and nationally. Recently, the alcohol industry challenged the use of this indica[...]

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Social determinants of drug-related mortality in a general population

S. RONKA ; K. KARJALAINEN ; P. MARTIKAINEN ; P. MAKELA | 2017
Dans Drug and Alcohol Dependence (Vol.181, December 2017) Article : Périodique

Background: We investigated the association between social determinants and a broad selection of drug-related deaths in a general population. Methods: We conducted a follow-up of an 11% random sample of working-age Finnish residents for 1996-20[...]

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