Should alcohol consumption measures be adjusted for gender ...

Because of biological differences between men and women, the same quantity of alcohol consumed over the same time period produces higher blood alcohol ...

Finally, we discuss possible gender differences in behavior that could modify the effects of alcohol (e.g. pace of drinking, beverage preferences or concurrent.

Gender Differences in the Epidemiology of Alcohol Use and Related ...

For cohorts born near 1900, males outnumbered females roughly 3:1 for measures of alcohol consumption (e.g., prevalence, frequency) and ...

Should alcohol consumption measures be adjusted for gender ...

A review of the literature on biological and behavioral differences related to alcohol consumption and effects suggests that adjusting measures of alcohol ...

Should alcohol consumption measures be adjusted for gender ...

Supporting: 4, Contrasting: 2, Mentioning: 77 - Because of biological differences between men and women, the same quantity of alcohol consumed over the same ...

GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ...

After adjustment for alcohol consumption relative to body water (g alcohol/kg body water), the greater likelihood of women compared to men reporting drink ...

Macro-level gender equality and alcohol consumption

All gender equality indicators were positively associated with both women's and men's drinker status in models adjusting only for individual-level covariates; ...

Gender differences and gender convergence in alcohol use over the ...

[6]. Women may drink alcohol with less restraint than ever, but will simultaneously be exposed to higher levels of alcohol-related harm and ...

Sex, Gender and Alcohol: What Matters for Women in Low-Risk ...

Females need to know that their bodies can be more damaged by drinking compared to males. • Practitioners need to recognize that both biological and social ...

Alcohol 101-Gender Differences

How Does Gender Influence the Effects of Drinking? ... their intoxication levels—measured by Blood Alcohol ... domestic violence and sexual assault, and 2) high ...

Gender Differences in the Relationships Between Multiple Measures ...

Conclusions: Gender × drinking measure interactions in health outcomes suggest analyses should include such interactions except, possibly, for ...

GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ...

accounted for the excess of men's drinking over women's and the proportion of alcohol consumed as beer ... (1998) Should alcohol consumption measures be adjusted ...

Gender Differences in Alcohol Use: a Nationwide Study in a ...

They found that women were less likely to utilize alcohol services, specialty services, and the 12-step group than men (Gilbert et al., 2019).

Sex and gender-related differences in alcohol use and its ...

Compared to men, more women are lifetime abstainers, drink less, and are less likely to engage in problem drinking, develop alcohol-related disorders or ...

Whether Men or Women are Responsible for the Size of Gender ...

Smaller gender differences in alcohol consumption are often interpreted to mean something about women's drinking, for example, that women are increasing ...

Gender Differences in the Relationships Between Multiple Measures ...

No gender x drinking measure interactions were found for mental health. Fully adjusted models attenuated but did not eliminate gender ...

Gender-Differential Association Between Loneliness and Alcohol ...

Daily alcohol consumption (g/day) was measured, and risky drinking was identified using gender-specific thresholds (40 g/day for men and 20 g/ ...

Relationship to liver volume and effect of adjusting for body mass

When the alcohol elimination rate was calculated per unit liver volume, no gender-related difference was found. Conclusions: Women have greater clearance of ...

Sex Differences in Alcohol Consumption and Alcohol-Associated ...

The study showed that country-level gender equality, equality in economic participation, educational attainment, and reproductive autonomy were ...

Alcohol - World Health Organization (WHO)

There are gender differences in both alcohol consumption and alcohol-related mortality and morbidity. In 2019, 52% of men were current ...