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K. BLOOMFIELD ; S. AHLSTRÖM ; A. ALLAMANI ; M. CHOQUET ; F. CIPRIANI ; G. GMEL ; B. JANIN JACQUAT ; R. KNIBBE ; L. KUBICKA ; T. LECOMTE ; P. MILLER ; M. PLANT ; F. SPAK | Berlin : Institute for Medical Informatics Biostastistics and Epidemiology | 1999Far less research on women's drinking behaviour has taken place within Europe, despite the fact that there are a number of important reasons to focus on European women's drinking. There is no single drinking culture in Europe. In fact, Europe is[...]Article : Périodique
U. GRITTNER ; S. KUNTSCHE ; G. GMEL ; K. BLOOMFIELD |BACKGROUND: International comparisons of social inequalities in alcohol use have not been extensively investigated. The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship of country-level characteristics and individual socio-economic status ([...]Article : Périodique
The comparability of general population studies on alcohol from nine European countries is evaluated from three points of view: (1) methodologic aspects influencing alcohol estimates, (2) variation between countries in coverage of sales estimate[...]Article : Périodique
K. BLOOMFIELD ; A. HOPE ; L. KRAUS |This article reports the results of a purposive review of the different alcohol survey instruments currently used in survey research. The review was conducted to support the development of a standardized comparative survey methodology for Europe[...]Article : Périodique
L. KRAUS ; S. OSTHUS ; E. J. AMUNDSEN ; D. PIONTEK ; J. HARKONEN ; S. LEGLEYE ; K. BLOOMFIELD ; P. MAKELA ; J. LANDBERG ; J. TORRONEN |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 [...]Article : Périodique
K. BLOOMFIELD ; G. GMEL ; S. WILSNACK ; P. MÄKELÄ ; U. GRITTNER ; H. KUENDIG ; S. KUNTSCHE ; R. ROOM ; R. A. KNIBBE ; M. DERICKX ; S. KRAMER ; G. RAHAV ; R. WILSNACK |Introduction to special issue 'Gender, culture and alcohol problems: a multi-national study'. Drinking patterns and their gender differences in Europe. A comparison of the Alcohol Use Disorder Identification Test (AUDIT) in general population su[...]Rapport
K. BLOOMFIELD ; A. ALLAMANI ; F. BECK ; K. H. BERGMARK ; L. CSEMY ; I. EISENBACH-STANGL ; Z. ELEKES ; G. GMEL ; F. KERR-CORREA ; R. KNIBBE ; P. MÄKELÄ ; M. MONTEIRO ; M. E. MEDINA-MORA ; S. NORDLUND ; I. OBOT ; M. PLANT ; G. RAHAV ; M. ROMERO MENDOZA | Berlin : Institut for Medical Informatics, Biometrics & Epidemiology | 2005Research objectives : The specific research objectives of the present concerted action "Gender, Culture and Alcohol Problems" have been (1) to compare within countries men's and women's drinking patterns and drinking contexts; to compare across [...]Article : Périodique
M. PLANT ; P. MILLER ; S. KUNTSCHE ; G. GMEL ; S. AHLSTRÖM ; A. ALLAMANI ; F. BECK ; K. BERGMARK ; K. BLOOMFIELD ; L. CSEMY ; Z. ELEKES ; R. KNIBBE ; L. KRAUS ; OLAFSDOTTIR H. ; I. ROSSOW ; A. VIDAL |This paper examines the drinking behaviour of young adults aged 24-32 who were married or were cohabiting. Data on this subject were available from surveys in 10 European countries. These were carried out under the auspices of the major investig[...]Périodique
L. KRAUS ; K. BLOOMFIELD ; R. AUGUSTIN ; REESE A. | 2000Article : Périodique
U. GRITTNER ; S. KUNTSCHE ; K. GRAHAM ; K. BLOOMFIELD |AIMS: To examine the influence of country-level characteristics and individual socio-economic status (SES) on individual alcohol-related consequences. METHODS: Data from 42,655 men and women collected by cross-sectional surveys in 25 countries[...]Périodique
G. GMEL ; K. BLOOMFIELD ; S. AHLSTRÖM ; M. CHOQUET ; T. LECOMTE | 2000ENGLISH : The present study analyzes the influence of role combinations on heavy drinking in four European countries: Finland, France, Germany and Switzerland. Data sets come from nationally representative surveys. A growing number of studies [...]
