Do Quantity-Frequency Data Underestimate Drinking-Related Health Risks?

Abstract: Identifying health impairment related to ethanol consumption is one of the major objectives of public health research. The most frequently used method for assessing drinking behavior in public health surveys and related research has been estimation formulae like the Quantity-Frequency (QF)...

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Published in:	American Journal of Public Health Vol. 72; no. 8; pp. 823 - 829
Main Authors:	Sobell, Linda C., Cellucci, Tony, Nirenberg, Ted D., Sobell, Mark B.
Format:	Article
Published:	American Public Health Association Aug1982
Subjects:	Public health research Alcohol drinking Health Disabilities Alcohol Drinking behavior Health risk assessment Extrapolation Quantitative research
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