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Estimates of A.A. Groups and Members broken down by U.S., Canada, Correctional Facilities, Loners, Internationalists, Homers and Internationally.
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Florida
Alabama has a high rate of under-21 deaths. 1. 1,504 annual deaths attributable to excessive alcohol use. 2. 71.7% of these deaths are male. 3. 45.1% of deaths are due to chronic causes, such as Alcohol Use Disorder. 4. 78.0% of deaths are 35 years old or more. 5. 4.5% are under 21 years old. 6. The CDC estimates 46,347 years of total potential lif...
Alaska has the nation’s second-highest number of alcohol-related deaths per capita. It also sees the highest rate of female deaths. 1. 297 annual deaths attributable to excessive alcohol use. 2. 67.3% of these deaths are male. 3. 46.1% of deaths are due to chronic causes, such as long-term alcohol abuse. 4. 76.1% of deaths are among those 35 years ...
Arizona has a high number of alcohol-related deaths compared to its population. The rate of chronic causes is well above average. 1. 2,629 annual deaths attributable to excessive alcohol use. 2. 70.2% of these deaths are male. 3. 57.1% of deaths are due to chronic causes, such as Alcohol Use Disorder. 4. 83.5% of deaths are among those 35 years old...
Arkansas has more alcohol-related deaths per capita than a majority of states and a higher rate of underage drinking. 1. 923 annual deaths attributable to excessive alcohol use. 2. 72.0% of these deaths are male. 3. 46.8% of deaths are due to chronic causes, such as long-term alcohol abuse. 4. 79.6% of deaths are among those 35 years old or older. ...
California sees the nation’s highest number of alcohol-related deaths but has a low rate of underage drinking. 1. 11,026 annual deaths attributable to excessive alcohol use. 2. 71.2% of these deaths are male. 3. 60.0% of deaths are due to chronic causes, such as Alcohol Use Disorder. 4. 84.3% of deaths are among those 35 years old or older. 5. 3.3%...
Women are more likely to suffer alcohol-related death in Colorado. 1. 1,821 annual deaths attributable to excessive alcohol use. 2. 68.5% of these deaths are male. 3. 56.3% of deaths are due to chronic causes, such as long-term alcohol abuse. 4. 82.6% of deaths are among those 35 years old or older. 5. 3.2% are under 21. 6. The CDC estimates 54,564...
Connecticut’s alcohol-related death rate is 17.9% below the national average. 1. 913 annual deaths attributable to excessive alcohol use. 2. 70.6% of these deaths are male. 3. 52.1% of deaths are due to chronic causes, such as Alcohol Use Disorder. 4. 81.8% of deaths are among those 35 years old or older. 5. 3.4% are under 21. 6. The CDC estimates ...
Delaware has an alcohol-related death rate that is lower than average, but the state sees a higher rate of under-21 deaths. 1. 278 annual deaths attributable to excessive alcohol use. 2. 71.2% of deaths are male. 3. 48.2% of deaths are due to chronic causes, such as long-term alcohol abuse. 4. 79.5% of deaths are among those 35 years old or older. ...
The District of Columbia has an alcohol-related death rate below the national average but a high rate of under-21 deaths. 1. 219 annual deaths attributable to excessive alcohol use. 2. 71.2% of deaths are male. 3. 53.9% of deaths are due to chronic causes, such as Alcohol Use Disorder. 4. 79.9% of deaths are among those 35 years old or older. 5. 4....
Florida has an elevated alcohol-related death rate but one of the lowest rates of under-21 deaths. 1. 6,903 annual deaths attributable to excessive alcohol use. 2. 70.2% of deaths are male. 3. 57.5% of deaths are due to chronic causes, such as long-term alcohol abuse. 4. 84.6% of deaths are among those 35 years old or older. 5. 3.0% are under 21. 6...
Sep 26, 2023 · Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is a clinical diagnosis of alcoholism, or alcohol addiction. 1 The 2019 NSDUH estimated that 14.5 million people ages 12 and older had an AUD. According to the same data, an estimated 414,000 adolescents ages 12 to 17 had an AUD. 1
SMF-132 Estimated Worldwide A.A. Individual and Group Membership. Estimated of worldwide A.A. Groups and Members by year. Printing a single copy of this item is permitted, in accordance with A.A. World Services, Inc. Content Use Policy. Estimated of worldwide A.A. Groups and Members by year.
While the first 164 pages remain unchanged, the new edition includes the stories of 41 sober alcoholics (24 new stories and 17 “keepers” from the third edition) reaching a wider cross-section of membership by reflecting the breadth of A.A. experiences, ages, beliefs, and ethnicities. G.S.O.
This study investigates the 10-year course and impact of AA-related helping (AAH), step-work, and meeting attendance on long-term outcomes. Data were derived from 226 treatment-seeking alcoholics recruited from an outpatient site in Project MATCH and followed for 10 years post-treatment.
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