Asociación entre consumo de vodka y tasa de mortalidad relacionada con el alcohol, a nivel agregado, utilizando series temporales

The Differential Effects of Beverage Type on Alcohol Poisoning Mortality in Russia

“…For instance, the regression analysis of quarterly time-series for fatal alcohol poisonings and alcohol retail sales in Finland showed that it was the sales of spirits rather than total alcohol sales that increased fatal alcohol poisoning rate: 1% increase in the sales of spirits increases the number of fatal alcohol poisoning by 0,4% [13]. Similarly, it was shown that in Belarus, the level of per capita vodka consumption is a better predictor of the alcohol poisoning rate than the total level of alcohol consumption or wine/beer consumption: 1% increase in the sales of vodka increases the fatal alcohol poisoning rate by 1.2% [31,32].…”

Psicosis etílica y mortalidad por todas las causas en Bielorrusia

“…Se hizo mediante una campaña para reforzar el orden público y la disciplina en los puestos de trabajo. Hay evidencias de que las políticas oficiales emprendidas tuvieron como resultado un descenso tanto del consumo de alcohol per cápita como de los niveles de mortalidad relacionados con el alcohol (Razvodovsky, 2002b).…”

“…It was done within a campaign to strengthen public order and discipline in the workplace. There was evidence that official politics taken resulted in a decline of both alcohol consumption per capita and alcohol-related mortality levels (Razvodovsky, 2002b).…”

“…El país se inundó en la práctica en una marea de alcohol casero, falsificado o importado de baja calidad. Los resultados negativos durante este periodo de transición incluyen un agudo ascenso de la mortalidad relacionada con el alcohol (Razvodovsky, 2002b). Durante los últimos años, el mercado del alcohol ha estado mejor controlado por el gobierno y, como consecuencia, la tasa de mortalidad relacionada con el alcohol se ha reducido sustancialmente (Razvodovsky, 2008).…”

“…The country was practically flooded by a wave of homemade, counterfeit, and imported alcohol of low quality. The negative outcomes during transitional period included a sharp rise in alcohol-related mortality (Razvodovsky, 2002b). Over the recent years, the alcohol market became better controlled by the government; as a consequence, alcohol-related mortality rate was substantially reduced (Razvodovsky, 2008).…”