Aim: The aim of this study was to examine the development of alcohol consumption and 'binge drinking' in The Netherlands over the period 1997-2005. Methods: Data from three national population surveys commissioned by the Dutch Ministry of Health were compared. Results: Decreases in binge drinking have appeared, especially for youngsters, which are not explained by changes in the composition of the population according to religious orientation, and for which no other explanation can be given at present. Conclusion: Trends in binge drinking in The Netherlands can vary over relatively short spaces of time
Background: Underage alcohol drinking is a severe public health problem. The aim of this study was t...
Objective: Cross-sectoral alcohol policy is recommended to reduce youth alcohol consumption, but lit...
The aim of this study is to make statements about the alcohol use among drivers in the period 1990-1...
BACKGROUND: From an international perspective, studying trends in adolescent alcohol use in the Neth...
textabstractIn 1980/1981 and in 1994, two surveys on problem drinking were conducted in th...
Between September and November 1992, SWOV Institute for Road Safety Research and 40 police control t...
textabstractResearch was undertaken regarding the Dutch climate on alcohol in 1994 and res...
Between September and November 1993, SWOV Institute for Road Safety Research and 52 police control t...
AbstractBackgroundUnderage alcohol drinking is a severe public health problem. The aim of this study...
1994 and results were compared with earlier findings. It was found that the social climate on alcoho...
Background: Compared to other European countries, the Netherlands score among the highest of binge d...
Background/Objectives: The habitual consumption of a specific type of alcoholic beverage may be rela...
This paper discusses the decline of drink driving in The Netherlands during 1983-1991, with special ...
The purpose of this study was to compare alcohol consumption between the heaviest drinking occasion ...
Between September and December 1996, the SWOV Institute for Road Safety Research and 73 police contr...
Background: Underage alcohol drinking is a severe public health problem. The aim of this study was t...
Objective: Cross-sectoral alcohol policy is recommended to reduce youth alcohol consumption, but lit...
The aim of this study is to make statements about the alcohol use among drivers in the period 1990-1...
BACKGROUND: From an international perspective, studying trends in adolescent alcohol use in the Neth...
textabstractIn 1980/1981 and in 1994, two surveys on problem drinking were conducted in th...
Between September and November 1992, SWOV Institute for Road Safety Research and 40 police control t...
textabstractResearch was undertaken regarding the Dutch climate on alcohol in 1994 and res...
Between September and November 1993, SWOV Institute for Road Safety Research and 52 police control t...
AbstractBackgroundUnderage alcohol drinking is a severe public health problem. The aim of this study...
1994 and results were compared with earlier findings. It was found that the social climate on alcoho...
Background: Compared to other European countries, the Netherlands score among the highest of binge d...
Background/Objectives: The habitual consumption of a specific type of alcoholic beverage may be rela...
This paper discusses the decline of drink driving in The Netherlands during 1983-1991, with special ...
The purpose of this study was to compare alcohol consumption between the heaviest drinking occasion ...
Between September and December 1996, the SWOV Institute for Road Safety Research and 73 police contr...
Background: Underage alcohol drinking is a severe public health problem. The aim of this study was t...
Objective: Cross-sectoral alcohol policy is recommended to reduce youth alcohol consumption, but lit...
The aim of this study is to make statements about the alcohol use among drivers in the period 1990-1...