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Britain finds itself in a 'binge epidemic'. There has been a 50% increase
in alcohol expenditure within the last decade, making UK per capita
consumption one of the highest in Europe (Plant & Plant, 2006; BMA
Board of Science, 2008). This trend is not one of the general population,
but rather one led by the youth. Over 80% of alcohol sold in Britain is
consumed by 20% of the population (Office for National Statistics,
2003) and an estimated 28% of all drinks sold in the UK are consumed
in 'binges' (Godfrey, 2004).
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- Publish Year:December 24, 2020
- Edition:August 2019
- Publisher:Mahi Publication
- Language:English
- ISBN13:978-93-89339-14-7
Book Description
Britain finds itself in a 'binge epidemic'. There has been a 50% increase
in alcohol expenditure within the last decade, making UK per capita
consumption one of the highest in Europe (Plant & Plant, 2006; BMA
Board of Science, 2008). This trend is not one of the general population,
but rather one led by the youth. Over 80% of alcohol sold in Britain is
consumed by 20% of the population (Office for National Statistics,
2003) and an estimated 28% of all drinks sold in the UK are consumed
in 'binges' (Godfrey, 2004).
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