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September 19, 2025Alcohol and AlcoholismOpen Access

Work- and family-related stressors and risk of hazardous alcohol use: the role of social support. A cohort study in Sweden

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RARidwanul AminJGJulia Spaton GoppersJMJette Möller

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Overview

Cohort study reveals increased hazardous alcohol use with work and family stressors, indicating social support mitigates risks.

Key Points

  • Hazardous alcohol use risk increased with work-related and family-related stressors, especially in women and those with low social support.
  • Crude odds ratios showed a 1.28 and 1.48 increase in hazardous alcohol use due to work-related and family-related stressors respectively.
  • Logistic regression analyses adjusted for various factors confirmed the associations, highlighting potential gender differences in vulnerability.
  • The study reveals that social support may buffer against the risk of hazardous alcohol use from these stressors, emphasizing its significance.

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Amin et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d469ba31b076d99fa65f91https://doi.org/10.1093/alcalc/agaf058
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