New publication based on the ESAC project data has been published in Russia by Gil and colleagues. Their analysis found overall polarisation of the alcohol consumption during the pandemic: drinking…
In their new publication, Mäkelä and colleagues studied changes in alcohol use in the course of the pandemic by comparing different data sources, i.e., sales statistics and survey data. While…
Key findings of the ESAC project have now been published by Addiction. The publication by Kilian and colleagues examines the questions on (i) how overall consumption changed in the first…
In a new publication as part of the ESAC project, Rossow and colleagues found that the top 5-10% of alcohol consumers in Norway increased their consumption, while total consumption changed…
The ESAC survey is a unique project as it is a multi-country investigation that has covered more than 40,000 respondents in a very short time and without external funding. We…
Next publication on the European Survey on Alcohol and COVID-19 has been published in the journal Substance Abuse Treatment, Prevention, and Policy. The authors looked at changes in substance use…
Our publication on changes in alcohol consumption in Europe, based on the first survey in spring 2020, is now available as a preprint.
The second survey wave closed on 15th January 2021. We have now started to analyse the data from the more than 20 countries.
The first study has now been published as part of the first wave of the COVID-19 and alcohol project. The manuscript about changes in alcohol consumption in Germany appeared in…
The study protocol has been published on the DEEP-SEAS website. Here you can find information on the development and implementation of the COVID-19 and alcohol project.