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The association between fast-flushing response and alcohol use among Japanese Americans.

Journal of studies on alcohol - 1 Jan 1993

Nakawatase T V, Yamamoto J, Sasao T

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This study investigated the association between the flushing response and alcohol use among Japanese Americans in the greater Los Angeles area. Epidemiolocial data collected through a telephone survey and a mail survey were utilized to test the flushing-alcohol use relationship in the Japanese population, and to explore the effects of socioenvironmental variables. Results showed that, as predicted, those Japanese...

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PMID: 8355499
DOI: 10.15288/jsa.1993.54.48

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