Understanding Social and Cultural Contexts of Alcohol Misuse in Mexican-Origin Hispanic Men

Understanding Social and Cultural Contexts of Alcohol Misuse in Mexican-Origin Hispanic Men

Evidence suggests that Hispanic and non-Hispanic White men (NHW) have comparable prevalence rates of alcohol use. However, Hispanic men consistently have higher prevalence rates of alcohol misuse compared with NHW men. Consequently, Hispanic men experience disproportionate levels of adverse health c...

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Main Authors: Carvajal, S. (Author), Garcia, D.O (Author), Oren, E. (Author), Ruiz, J. (Author), Valdez, L.A (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SAGE Publications Inc. 2019
Subjects:
Adaptation, Psychological
adult
Adult
alcohol misuse
alcoholism
Alcoholism
animal
Animals
coping behavior
cultural anthropology
cultural competence
Culture
ethnology
Hispanic
human
Humans
interview
interviews
Interviews as Topic
male
Male
masculinity
Masculinity
men’s health
Mexican American
Mexican Americans
psychology
Psychology
risk factor
Risk Factors
young adult
Young Adult
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