Dataset

Alcohol is linked to many disease conditions and is one of the major risk factors for burden of disease in established market economies. The aim of this study was to calculate alcohol population attributable fractions for Scotland, using the best possible estimates based on the current evidence available in the epidemiological literature and specific estimates of population drinking in Scotland. These were then applied to mortality and morbidity data to estimate more fully the burden of alcohol related harm in Scotland.

Source agency: National Health Service in Scotland

Designation: Official Statistics not designated as National Statistics

Language: English

Alternative title: Alcohol attributable mortality and morbidity: alcohol population attributable fractions for Scotland

Import source: ONS-ons_hub_2009_06.xml
External reference: ONSHUB
National statistic: no
Geographic coverage: 010000: Scotland
Date released: 2009-06-30
Agency: National Health Service in Scotland
Categories: Health and Social Care
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Geographical granularity: Country

Tags:nhsscotland-national-health-service-scotland,mortalilty,health-well-being-and-care,attributable-fractions,scotland,health-and-social-care,morbidity,alcohol,disease,population,mortality