Women and drinking
Development and validation of a quantitative choline food frequency questionnaire for use with drinking and non-drinking pregnant women in Cape Town, South Africa
... with women in this community [7, ...binge drinking (≥2.0 oz AA/drinking occasion) was invited to participate in the ...study. Women initiating antenatal care who drank only minimally and did ...
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Content analysis of UK newspaper and online news representations of women's and men's ‘binge’ drinking: a challenge for communicating evidence-based messages about single-episodic drinking?
... in women was more typically related to clothing choices presumably made while sober, with descriptions of revealing cloth- ing, particularly miniskirts, and impractical ...2012). Women were variously ...
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Binge Drinking in the Preconception Period and the Risk of Unintended Pregnancy: Implications for Women and Their Children
... binge drinking among women who undergo abortion, studies show that women who undergo abortion have high rates of alcohol use and other drug abuse both before and after ...Furthermore, women ...
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Perceived Parental Rejection Has an Indirect Effect on Young Women’s Drinking to Cope
... with drinking motives, or self-perceived reasons for drinking ...young women specifically, perceived parental rejection has an indirect effect, via negative self-esteem, on the drinking ...
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High prevalence of sarcopenia among binge drinking elderly women: a nationwide population-based study
... binge drinking in men and ...of drinking in men and ...of drinking was not separately analyzed for men and ...of drinking in men and ...
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The Irish drinking culture
... Irish drinking patterns were examined in terms of how often alcohol is consumed and to what extent a drinking occasion can be classified as binge ...of women (Table 3). Daily drinking seems to ...
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A prospective cohort study of the association between drinking water arsenic exposure and self-reported maternal health symptoms during pregnancy in Bangladesh
... on women’ s age, parity, educa- tion, socioeconomic status, access to sanitation, smoking history, medical and drinking water history, and informa- tion on the child’s father was ...few women could ...
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Absorption of silicon from artesian aquifer water and its impact on bone health in postmenopausal women: a 12 week pilot study
... from artesian aquifers contains silicon obtained from volcanic rock while typical bottled water, an increasingly popular alternative to soft drinks, is purified through reverse osmosis and does not contain significant ...
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Exposure to drinking water disinfection by-products and pregnancy health : impacts on fetal growth and duration of gestation
... by women who reported consuming ≥ 5 glasses of tap water per day (the median number of glasses of tap water consumed per day reported among all women) versus < 5 glasses per day, no modification of the ...
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Beliefs underlying Women’s intentions to consume alcohol
... as women age that demands a changing of drinking pattern ([53]; ...older women adapt their consumption as a result of work and parenting demands, so that frequent drinking is more likely than ...
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Marital Domestic Violence and Maternal Health in Nigeria: Evidence from the Demographic and Health Survey
... against women, which is pervasive in Nigeria even though likely to be under-reported, will need to be understood within the framework of non-cooperative relationship between ...against women within couples ...
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PubMedCentral-PMC5568081.pdf
... alcohol drinking among African American women as a risk factor for invasive breast cancer overall, by hormone receptor status, and triple negative ...
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PubMedCentral-PMC4856600.pdf
... indicating women reporting both “unimproved” daily drinking water sources and living within what could be considered concen- tric zones around high-endemic (> 50% point prevalence for infection with ...
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Prenatal Alcohol Exposure and Educational Achievement in Children Aged 8–9 Years
... degree. Women in the low-income category were more likely to be never drinkers than women in the highest category and high-income moth- ers were more likely to be drinking at low and moderate levels ...
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What can be done to lessen morbidity associated with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders?
... on drinking in pregnancy to recommend that “women who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy should be advised that the safest approach is not to drink alcohol at ...
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Green tea drinking and subsequent risk of breast cancer in a population to based cohort of Japanese women
... with women who drank less than one cup of green tea per week, the adjusted HR for women who drank five or more cups per day was ...with women who drank less than one cup of Sencha or Bancha/Genmaicha ...
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Effects of hazardous and harmful alcohol use on HIV incidence and sexual behaviour: a cohort study of Kenyan female sex workers
... within drinking contexts seem promis- ing, the social factors that underlie alcohol-associated HIV-infection risks also warrant attention, such as gen- der power-imbalances that manifest as alcohol-related ...
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Antenatal physical activity: Investigating the effects on postpartum depression
... 2.3. Measures The covariates were selected based on the previously described evidence establishing their associations with PPD [14,25,50]. Maternal age was grouped into the fol- lowing categories: less than 20 years, ...
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The student drinking experience:expectations, friendship and drinking practices
... and drinking are seen to outweigh the bad ...commonly women are concerned with personal safety and the safety of their friendship group, whilst men are more concerned with matching their friends level of ...
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Understanding alcohol as an element of ‘care practices’ in adult White British women’s everyday personal relationships: a qualitative study
... to drinking is as a social activity, which enhances relationships and pro- vides opportunities for social interactions ...these women, alcohol is seen to enable bonding, facili- tate interactions [23, 24] ...
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