Preventative Measures of Alcohol Consumption in Kazakhstan

In recent years, Kazakhstan's society recognizes rising drinking level as a big problem, with corruption, poverty, unemployment and trends. The current consumption of alcohol is enough to make Kazakhstan the world's heaviest drinking country even if Kazakhstan is not drinking enough. In many societies in Kazakhstan, population and health problems are caused by alcohol abuse. This view, according to Mr. Davis, studied the impact of heavy drinking in countries after the Soviet Union, and shared with some Western analysts who had predicted that poisoning could be one of the biggest obstacles Has been done.

Many developed countries have adopted a public health approach to alcohol policy. This includes measures to reduce the consumption of high-volume drinkers, reduce overall consumption, and reduce the risk of irreparable consumption. The strategy to tackle alcohol related issues is multifaceted, focusing on education, reduction of availability and demand, adoption of law enforcement strategies, and provision of treatment and care. Like Australia's national drug strategy, many policies, including the WHO European Charter and strategies of the United States and Canada, establish a framework for their community, alcohol and drug management agencies and encourage their recruitment By doing so, we will decide the direction of the national efforts. Some national strategies, such as US and Canada strategies, are trying to capture all drugs, including illegal drugs, so alcohol concerns may be alleviated.

Self-reported debut, the frequency and quantity of alcohol intake, and the use of illegal drugs are listed as main independent variables. I participated in the "Alternative measurement of illegal drug use debut" (Yes / No) I have tried the wine: "Have you tried hashing, marijuana or other anesthetic?" (Yes / No) In all test samples, n = 11 individuals did not answer questions on illegal drug use and they were recorded in the "No" category. Alcohol content was measured using self-reported beer, cider, wine, spirits, and illegal distilled alcohol normally consumed in the past 14 days. Based on information on consumption and debut of alcohol, total variable variables for gender-specific distribution were constructed: "never tried", "not consumed" (if the reported consumption is "0") , "0.1 - 19.9 th", "20 0.0 - 79. 9 th ',' 80.0 - 89. 9 th ',' 90.0 - 100 th 'N = 9056 remains for this measurement.

Drinking time series will complete depiction of global alcohol use. The trend is measured in two ways. Annual report on adult alcohol consumption and estimate of change in consumption over 5 years. These are not affected by a slight deviation of the trend. Regarding alcohol consumption, per capita consumption trends and APC's estimated five-year change are talking about the same. Since 1990, the per capita consumption recorded worldwide is stable with 4.3 to 4.7 liters of pure alcohol, including the relative stability in all WHO areas. After a small decline in the early 1990s, the amount of alcohol used in Europe has increased again to around 9.5 liters. The first decline in the Americas in the 1990s stabilized around 6.7 liters of the new century. The Western Pacific region increased at the end of the last century, but the recorded consumption stabilized at about 4.7 liters (Figure 3).