Addiction Medicine
Research findings from University of South Australia update understanding of addiction medicine
Published in Hospital and Nursing Home Week, November 15th, 2007
"Participants A total of 13 582 workers >= 14 years old. Measurements Alcohol consumption levels associated with National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) guidelines for short- and long-term harm were stratified by occupation and industry. Findings Approximately 8% of the workforce drank at least weekly at short-term risky or high risk levels, 17% drank at least monthly, 18% drank at least yearly and 11% drank at long-term risky or high risk levels. The...
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