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Alcohol Consumption and Related Issues in Brazil and the U.S.: A Comparative Analysis

This analysis examines alcohol consumption patterns in Brazil and the United States based on national surveys. The 2006 Brazil National Alcohol Consumption Survey (PNBA) involved 3,007 participants, while the U.S. National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcohol (NESARC) included 43,093 adults. It explores frequency of drinking, binge drinking prevalence, heavy drinking by gender and age, and patterns of alcohol abuse and dependence. Additionally, it addresses the link between alcohol consumption and incidents of intimate partner violence (IPV), highlighting the significant public health implications.

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Alcohol Consumption and Related Issues in Brazil and the U.S.: A Comparative Analysis

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  1. Uso de Alcool e Problemas no Brasil e nos E.U.A.

  2. Dados • Brasil: Primeira Pesquisa Nacional Brasileira Sobre Padrões de Consumo de Álcool (PNBA) em 2006. Entrevistas pessoais com 3.007 pessoas, 2.346 com 18 anos ou mais e 661 adolescentes entre 14 e 17 anos. • E.U.A.: 2002 National Epidemiologic Study on Alcohol and Related Conditions (NESARC). Entrevistas pessoais com 43.093 pessoas de 18 anos ou mais.

  3. Frequency Of Drinking by Men Very frequent: More than 4 times a week; Frequent: 1-4 times a week; Occasionally: 1-3 times a month; Rarely: Less than once a month;

  4. Frequency Of Drinking by Women Very frequent: More than 4 times a week; Frequent: 1-4 times a week; Occasionally: 1-3 times a month; Rarely: Less than once a month;

  5. Binge Drinking In Past Year By Age Binge: 5 or more drinks (men) or 4 or more drinks (women) in a 2-hour period

  6. Binge Drinking Once A Week Or More Binge: 5 or more drinks (men) or 4 or more drinks (women) in a 2-hour period

  7. Prevalence Of Frequent Heavy Drinking By Gender Frequent heavy drinker: Drinks 5 or more (men) and 4 or more (women) at least once a week or more

  8. Prevalence of Frequent Heavy Drinkers By Age Frequent heavy drinker: Drinks 5 or more (men) and 4 or more (women) at least once a week or more

  9. Prevalence of DSM-IV Alcohol Abuse By Gender

  10. Prevalence of DSM-IV Alcohol Abuse By Age

  11. Prevalence of DSM-IV Alcohol Dependence By Gender

  12. Prevalence of DSM-IV Alcohol Dependence By Age

  13. Males-Percent with Alcohol Dependence- Us Hispanics & Brazil

  14. Proportion “Who Drove After Having Too Much To Drink” (U.S.)/“Drove After Drinking” (Brazil) By Gender

  15. Prevalence of Any IPV By Gender IPV: Threw something; pushed, grabbed, or shoved; slapped; kicked, bit or hit; hit or tried to hit with something; beat up; choked; burned or scalded, forced sex; threatened with a knife/ gun; used a knife/ gun.

  16. Proportion Of Males Reporting IPV By Violence Status IPV: Threw something; pushed, grabbed, or shoved; slapped; kicked, bit or hit; hit or tried to hit with something; beat up; choked; burned or scalded, forced sex; threatened with a knife/ gun; used a knife/ gun.

  17. Proportion Of Females Reporting IPV By Violence Status IPV: Threw something; pushed, grabbed, or shoved; slapped; kicked, bit or hit; hit or tried to hit with something; beat up; choked; burned or scalded, forced sex; threatened with a knife/ gun; used a knife/ gun.

  18. THE END

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