The name is absent



Table 6a: Mean alcohol consumption across the lifecourse (1958 cohort):
Focusing just on those cohort members who reported that they drink at least
once a month

Men

Women

Age (year)

Mean

St dev

N

Mean

St dev

N

23 (1981)+

25.7

25.5

5625

^8√

10.3

4484

33 (1991)

19.7

21.1

4829

7.0

8.7

4114

42 (2000)*

26.0

29.3

4880

9.8

12.0

4389

46 (2004)*

15.8

15.8

3728

8.8________

8.1__________

3220

+ Includes those drinking ‘less often than once a week’, but not including those
drinking ‘only on special occasions’

* Those drinking 2-3 times/month or more

Table 6b: Mean non-beer alcohol consumption across the lifecourse (1958
cohort): Focusing just on those cohort members who reported that they drink at
least once a month

Men

Women

Age (year)

Mean

St dev

N

Mean

St dev

N

23 (1981)

“36

^77

5625

T3

^76

4484

33 (1991)

3.4

6.9

4829

4.2

5.8

4114

42 (2000)

5.1

8.5________

4880

5.9

7.3________

4389

46 (2004)

N/A

N/A

Table 6c: Mean alcohol consumption across the lifecourse (1970 cohort):
Focusing just on those cohort members who reported that they drink at least 2
3 times/month

Men

Women

Age (year)

Mean

St dev

N

Mean

St dev

N

26 (1996)+

22.3

20.3

3374

“91

“91

3308

30 (2000)*

29.4

32.9

4755

10.0

12.9

4236

34 (2004)*

18.5

19.8

4040

8.1__________

9.2________

3727

+ Includes those drinking ‘less often than once a week’, but not including those
drinking ‘only on special occasions’

* Those drinking 2-3 times/month or more

Table 6d: Mean non-beer alcohol consumption across the lifecourse (1970
cohort): Focusing just on those cohort members who reported that they drink at
least 2-3 times/month

Men

Women

Age (year)

Mean

St dev

N

Mean

St dev

N

26 (1996)

H

H

3374

H

H

3308

30 (2000)

4.9

8.9

4755

5.6

8.0

4236

34 (2004)

4.9________

9.3________

4040

6.0________

7.4________

3727

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