Is wine the drink of moderation?

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Is wine the drink of moderation?

Objective: To examine,in the light of a current national inquiry into taxation for wine, claims that wine drinkers rarely misuse alcohol and that cask wine is more likely to be misused than bottled wine.Methods: 1272 persons aged 16 years and over and resident in metropolitan Perth were interviewed...

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Main Authors:	Stockwell, Tim, Lang, E., Lewis, P.
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	1995
Subjects:	alcohol - Australia - economic - epidemiology - general population - health - patterns of use - prevention - regulation - risk factors - taxation
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/3459

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