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Unregistered alcohol consumption and alcohol-related harm in Sweden, 2001–2005
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Alcohol Consumption and Harm among Adolescents in Sweden: Is Smuggled Alcohol More Harmful?
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Is the population level link between drinking and harm similar for women and men?--a time series analysis with focus on gender-specific drinking and alcohol-related hospitalizations in Sweden
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Changes in alcohol-related harm in Sweden after increasing alcohol import quotas and a Danish tax decrease—an interrupted time-series analysis for 2000–2007
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The connection between per capita alcohol consumption and alcohol‐specific mortality accounting for unrecorded alcohol consumption: The case of Finland 1975–2015
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