Is there really a J-shaped association between alcohol consumption and mental health: findings from the Mater-university study of pregnancy and its outcomes

R Alati; DA Lawlor; JM Najman; GW Williams; W Bor; M O'Callaghan

Is there really a J-shaped association between alcohol consumption and mental health: findings from the Mater-university study of pregnancy and its outcomes

R Alati, DA Lawlor, JM Najman, GW Williams, W Bor, M O'Callaghan

Bristol Medical School (PHS)

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Translated title of the contribution	Is there really a J-shaped association between alcohol consumption and mental health: findings from the Mater-university study of pregnancy and its outcomes
Original language	English
Title of host publication	In: Book of abstracts of the Life Course Epidemiology of Psychiatric Disorders Conference. International Federation of Psychiatric Illness, Bristol, UK
Publication status	Published - 2004

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Alati, R., Lawlor, DA., Najman, JM., Williams, GW., Bor, W., & O'Callaghan, M. (2004). Is there really a J-shaped association between alcohol consumption and mental health: findings from the Mater-university study of pregnancy and its outcomes. In In: Book of abstracts of the Life Course Epidemiology of Psychiatric Disorders Conference. International Federation of Psychiatric Illness, Bristol, UK

Alati, R ; Lawlor, DA ; Najman, JM ; Williams, GW ; Bor, W ; O'Callaghan, M. / Is there really a J-shaped association between alcohol consumption and mental health: findings from the Mater-university study of pregnancy and its outcomes. In: Book of abstracts of the Life Course Epidemiology of Psychiatric Disorders Conference. International Federation of Psychiatric Illness, Bristol, UK. 2004.

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Is there really a J-shaped association between alcohol consumption and mental health: findings from the Mater-university study of pregnancy and its outcomes. / Alati, R; Lawlor, DA; Najman, JM; Williams, GW; Bor, W; O'Callaghan, M.

In: Book of abstracts of the Life Course Epidemiology of Psychiatric Disorders Conference. International Federation of Psychiatric Illness, Bristol, UK. 2004.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference Contribution (Conference Proceeding)

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Alati R, Lawlor DA, Najman JM, Williams GW, Bor W, O'Callaghan M. Is there really a J-shaped association between alcohol consumption and mental health: findings from the Mater-university study of pregnancy and its outcomes. In In: Book of abstracts of the Life Course Epidemiology of Psychiatric Disorders Conference. International Federation of Psychiatric Illness, Bristol, UK. 2004