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A longitudinal study of alcohol consumption and functional disability in a community sample of older people | Author(s) | Owen F Dent, David A Grayson, Louise M Waite |
Journal title | Australasian Journal on Ageing, vol 19.4, November 2000 |
Pages | pp 185-189 |
Keywords | Alcoholism ; Alcoholic beverages ; At risk ; Physical disabilities ; Ill health ; Longitudinal surveys ; Australia. |
Annotation | Consumption of alcohol at defined hazardous / harmful levels was a potent risk factor for incident functional disability over a 3-year period among community-dwelling people aged 75+ living in Sydney, Australia. The effect of alcohol was independent of other risk factors examined. However, there was no evidence that light to moderate drinking had either prospective or deleterious effects in relation to disability as compared with abstention. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-010220204 A |
Classmark | ETA: YPP: CA3: BN: CH: 3J: 7YA |
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