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See Latest ArticlesDiverse alcohol drinking patterns in 20 African countries
Addiction, 06/25/09
Clausen T et al. - African drinking patterns are diverse, and although life-time abstinence dominates in African countries, a single typical pattern of drinking for the African continent, such as the alleged 'all-or-none' pattern, was not observed.
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