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Worldwide per capita consumption of alcoholic beverages in 2005 equaled 6 13 litres of pure alcohol consumed by every person aged 15 years or older A large
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Tackling Harmful Alcohol Use Country note - France Consumption Trends Levels of alcohol consumption in France are among the highest in the OECD, but
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Tackling Harmful Alcohol Use Country note - Finland Consumption Trends Levels of alcohol consumption in Finland are close to the OECD average and have
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Alcohol consumption among adults Harmful alcohol use is a leading cause of death and disability worldwide, particularly in those of working age (OECD, 2015 )
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In 'wet' drinking culture countries, alcohol is widely available, drinking alcohol ( especially wine) is part of daily life, abstinence rates are low and consumption
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It also shows the levels and patterns of alcohol consumption worldwide the health and social consequences of harmful alcohol use
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It also shows the levels and patterns of alcohol consumption worldwide the health and social consequences of harmful alcohol use
Although there are many individual country differences alcohol consumption in the EU as a whole has continued at a stable level over the past decade.
Europe continues to have the highest levels of alcohol consumption in the world resulting in the highest share of all deaths attributable.
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