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Adult high-risk drinking rate

Definition

Share (%) of adults aged 19 and over who, in the past year, drank on average 7 or more drinks (men) or 5 or more drinks (women) per occasion, at least twice a week. Age-standardized to the 2005 projected population.

How to read this indicator

KDCA Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (approved national statistics No. 117002). KOSIS table "High-risk drinking rate trend" (orgId=177, tblId=DT_11702_N018), row "aged 19 and over (standardized)". No survey in 2006.

Trend

13.3201513.8201614.2201714.7201812.6201914.1202013.4202114.2202213.8202313.62024

All observations

RegionPeriodGroupValueNoteSource
KR2015Total13.3 %KOSIS table DT_11702_N018 · aged 19 and over (standardized) · rate (%)View original ↗
KR2016Total13.8 %KOSIS table DT_11702_N018 · aged 19 and over (standardized) · rate (%)View original ↗
KR2017Total14.2 %KOSIS table DT_11702_N018 · aged 19 and over (standardized) · rate (%)View original ↗
KR2018Total14.7 %KOSIS table DT_11702_N018 · aged 19 and over (standardized) · rate (%)View original ↗
KR2019Total12.6 %KOSIS table DT_11702_N018 · aged 19 and over (standardized) · rate (%)View original ↗
KR2020Total14.1 %KOSIS table DT_11702_N018 · aged 19 and over (standardized) · rate (%)View original ↗
KR2021Total13.4 %KOSIS table DT_11702_N018 · aged 19 and over (standardized) · rate (%)View original ↗
KR2022Total14.2 %KOSIS table DT_11702_N018 · aged 19 and over (standardized) · rate (%)View original ↗
KR2023Total13.8 %KOSIS table DT_11702_N018 · aged 19 and over (standardized) · rate (%)View original ↗
KR2024Total13.6 %KOSIS table DT_11702_N018 · aged 19 and over (standardized) · rate (%)View original ↗
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