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Article: Alcohol consumption and marital status of French women in the GAZEL cohort: a longitudinal analysis between 1992 and 1996.
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- Journal of Studies on Alcohol
- Article date:
- November 1, 2003
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NUMEROUS STUDIES have shown that a woman's marital status is associated with her alcohol consumption. Heavy drinkers are found more frequently among unmarried women than among wives and widows, and, although divorced women are sometimes found to drink more than those who are married, they are always reported to drink less than single women (Fillmore et al., 1994; Wilsnack and Cheloha, 1987; Wilsnack et al., 1984; Wilsnack and Wilsnack, 1995). Studies of the effect of changes in marital status (marriage or divorce) are rarer and methodologically more complicated. Power and Estaugh (1990) evaluated an English cohort for alcohol consumption and marital status at age 16 and ...
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