Social status, gender and alcohol-related problems: the black young adult experience
Ethnicity & Health Early View 3 June 2009
While blacks are not as engaged in risky/heavy drinking, they are not shielded from problems conditional on drinking patterns. Focus on alcohol-related problems among black males and unemployed is indicated.
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