Consumo de alcohol y riesgo de accidentes de tráfico en España. Aspectos preventivos
Introduction: Alcoholic beverages are widely consumed around the world and also in Spain. Although most of the adult population has a pattern of low-risk drinking, there are people with harmful drinking patterns ranging from daily drinker wealth, consumption casual / social risk. This creates traffi...
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| Sumario: | Introduction: Alcoholic beverages are widely consumed around the world and also in Spain. Although most of the adult population
has a pattern of low-risk drinking, there are people with harmful drinking patterns ranging from daily drinker wealth, consumption casual
/ social risk. This creates traffic problems in almost all countries associated with changes in psychomotor performance consumer with
subsequent impact on accident risk.
Methods: To perform this review we have consulted the database of the World Health Organization: World Health Organization.
Global Information System on Alcohol and Health ( GISAH ) and the results of the EDADES study. It has become a literature search in
PubMed and other databases of reference (Latindex Scopus Spanish Bibliographic Index of Health Sciences -IBECS about search
terms: Alcohol Consumption and road traffic injuries, and have been selected by the authors tose works considered more relevants.
Conclusions: This is a complex issue with individual impact on those affected and socio-economic importance and which highlights
the special involvement in the effects of younger people, which requires a preventive effort overall health, social and government
for results in shorter periods and may reduce mortality, morbidity and resulting limitations caused by driving under the influence of
alcoholic beverages, often associated with the consumption of other drugs and increasingly accepted by society in leisure activities. |
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