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The aim of the study was to investigate (i) whether the strength of the relationship between self-reported volume of consumption and alcohol-related problems has become weaker in Sweden, and (ii) whether such a change can be related to temporal changes in drinking patterns or to changes in the distribution of consumption and related problems in the population.

Changes in the Relationship Between Volume of Consumption and Alcohol-Related Problems in Sweden During 1979–2003