Mortality and Morbidity

Even in low and moderate amounts, drinking alcohol increases the risk of chronic diseases, such as various cancers, and coronary heart disease, illnesses, injuries and disabilities, and causes harms that extend beyond the drinker to include family, friends and the larger community. Estimates of alcohol-related morbidity and mortality rates also consider quantity and frequency of consumption to determine how drinking affects a person’s health. 

Acute

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Chronic

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All-Cause Mortality and Morbidity
  1. Alcohol Use and Sexual Risk Behavior Among Human Immunodeficiency Virus-Positive Persons
    Stein M, Herman DS, Trisvan E, Pirraglia P, Engler P, Anderson BJ. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research. 29(5), 837-843.
    Date: 2005 (archived)
  2. Alcohol and Condom Use: A Meta-Analysis of Event- Level Studies
    Leigh BC. Sexually Transmitted Diseases. 29(8), 476-482.
    Date: 2002 (archived)
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