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Question: Among European youth, does exposure to alcohol use in movies correlate with lifetime binge drinking?
Question type: Risk assessment
Study design: Cross-sectional survey
Investigators from multiple institutions in Europe examined the relationship between adolescent viewing of alcohol use in movies and lifetime binge drinking, and sought to determine whether a correlation exists across European cultures where alcohol control policies and youth alcohol use vary considerably. Participants were recruited from public schools in 6 European countries (Germany, Iceland, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, and Scotland). The enrolled young people noted movies they remembered seeing when presented with a list of popular films. The amount of alcohol use depicted in these movies was quantified using a previously validated method.1 Information on personal, peer, and family alcohol use was …
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