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- Title
A changing landscape of alcohol consumption in the women.
- Authors
Chiu, Chong‐Chi; Chen, Che‐Hong; Chiu, Si‐Wai Vivian; Lin, Jaw‐Town
- Abstract
A recent study has explored the changing landscape of alcohol consumption in women, challenging conventional assumptions about alcohol-related risks. Factors such as generational influences, socioeconomics, age, gender roles, cultural dynamics, and behavioral changes all play a role in this phenomenon. The study suggests that increased binge drinking among women of higher socioeconomic status may be influenced by changing gender roles and expectations. Additionally, evolving societal norms and delayed marriage and childbearing contribute to this shift in alcohol consumption patterns. It is important to recognize women's unique susceptibility to alcohol-related consequences and develop tailored prevention and treatment approaches. Further research is needed to understand the impact of evolving societal norms and biological factors on alcohol consumption and its associated risks in women. Health policies should be formulated to improve the well-being of female patients.
- Subjects
BINGE drinking; SOCIAL attitudes; SOCIAL norms; ALCOHOL drinking; ALCOHOLIC liver diseases
- Publication
Liver International, 2024, Vol 44, Issue 9, p2502
- ISSN
1478-3223
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1111/liv.16021