Drinking patterns in Western New York State. Comparison with national data
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Journal of Studies on Alcohol
|July 1, 1978
Abstract:
A survey of 1041 adults in Western New York State revealed many of the general associations between drinking patterns and selected sociodemographic factors seen nationwide, but the absolute rates of heavy drinking were consistently higher.
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