The Health of Children and Young People




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	Contents Previous Next	The Health of Children and Young People Tables 2.1 Children's self-reported experience of drinking alcohol, 1995-1997 and 2001-2002, by age and sex 2.2 Children's self-reported frequency of drinking alcohol, 1995-1997 and 2001-2002, by age and sex 2.3 Children's self-reported frequency of drinking alcohol, by NS-SEC of household reference person and sex 2.4 Children's self-reported frequency of drinking alcohol, by equivalised household income quintile and sex 2.5 Children's self-reported frequency of drinking alcohol, by Government Office Region and sex 2.6 Self-reported alcohol consumption in the past week by children aged 13-15, 1995-1997 and 2001-2002, by age and sex 2.7 Alcoholic drinks consumed in the past week by children aged 13-15, by age and sex 2.8 Young adults' self-reported frequency of drinking alcohol, by age and sex 2.9 Young adults' estimated usual weekly alcohol consumption, by age and sex 2.10 Young adults' estimated usual weekly alcohol consumption, 1995-1997 and 2001-2002, by age and sex 2.11 Young adults' estimated usual weekly alcohol consumption, by NS-SEC of household reference person and sex 2.12 Young adults' estimated usual weekly alcohol consumption, by equivalised household income quintile and sex 2.13 Young adults' estimated usual weekly alcohol consumption, by Government Office Region and sex 2.14 Young adults' estimated mean weekly alcohol units of different types of drink, by age and sex 2.15 Number of days on which young adults consumed alcohol in the past week, by age and sex 2.16 Young adults' estimated alcohol consumption on heaviest drinking day in the past week, by age and sex 2.17 Young adults' estimated alcohol consumption on heaviest drinking day in the past week, by NS-SEC of household reference person and sex 2.18 Young adults' estimated alcohol consumption on heaviest drinking day in the past week, by equivalised household income quintile and sex 2.19 Young adults' estimated alcohol consumption on heaviest drinking day in the past week, by Government Office Region and sex 2.20 Factors associated with drinking more than 21 units/week in men and more than 14 units/week in women 2.21 Factors associated with drinking more than 4 units/day in men and more than 3 units/day in women

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