Trends in the epidemiology of alcoholism
Psychological MedicinePublished 1 February 1978Open access
Alan Cartwright, Subhojit Shaw
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A Symposium of the epidemiology of alcoholism was held in London in January 1977 at a time when theories about the aetiology and prevalence of alcoholism had reached a crossroads and the epidemiological study of alcoholism has been suggesting an alternative perspective to these aetiological theories of psychological or physiological predisposition.
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