The criteria for causation of alcohol in violent injuries based on emergency room data from six countries

Article Abstract:

An analysis was conducted by comparing various measures of alcohol involvement in violent versus accidental injuries to determine whether alcohol is a likely cause of violence. The odd ratios of violent versus accidental injury for a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) over 80 mg% were significant for each country.

Alcoholism, Violence research

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Assessing parental alcoholism: a comparison of the Family History Research Diagnostic Criteria versus a single-question method

Article Abstract:

A research study shows that asking a single question inquiring about alcohol use by parents is as effective as the multiple question Family History Research Diagnosis Criteria test when determining parental alcohol use.

Statistical Data Included, Methods, Risk factors, Surveys, Medical history taking, Mental illness, Mental disorders, Children of alcoholics

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Distal and proximal factors related to aggression severity among patients in substance abuse treatment: Family history, alcohol use and expectancies

Article Abstract:

Influence of alcohol use and violence history of parents, on aggressive behavior of substance abuse patients is examined.

Psychological aspects, Parents, Aggressiveness (Psychology), Alcohol use, Substance abusers

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