Publication
| Publication name: | Drinking in Scotland: Qualitative Insights into Influences, Attitudes and Behaviours |
| Description: | A steady increase in alcohol consumption in Scotland over the past two decades has
been associated with a growing number of health and social problems. However, drinking is recognised as having an important role in Scottish culture. This qualitative study was designed to improve our understanding of drinking behaviours and different drinking cultures in Scotland. It is intended that the findings will contribute to the further development of a Scottish strategy to reduce alcohol-related harm. |
| Date: | 12 June 2008 |
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