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Associations of alcohol use, mental health and socioeconomic status in England: Findings from a representative population survey.
Jo-Anne Puddephatt
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Andrew Jones
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Suzanne H Gage
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Nicola T Fear
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Matt Field
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Sally McManus
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Orla McBride
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Laura Goodwin
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February 01 2021
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Abstract
Alcohol use and mental health problems often co-occur, however, little is known about how this varies by type of mental health problem and to what extent associations are explained by socioeconomic status (SES). Our study examined the prevalence and associations of non-drinking, hazardous use, and harmful/probable dependence in individuals who do and do not meet criteria for different mental health problems and whether associations remained after adjustment for SES.