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Looking at univariate measures of change, both groups showed similar reductions of binge drinking episodes and number of drinks per week (for participants drinking over the recommended limit) at both follow-ups.
Measures of change included number of drinks per week (for participants drinking over the recommended limit), number of binge drinking episodes, total days of all drug use, absolute percent change in self-reported condom use with main and casual partners, and number of casual sex partners.
Total number of drinks per week post-quit showed a similar pattern, with smoking abstinent participants drinking only 5.0 (SD = 6.64) drinks per week vs. smoking relapsed participants showing 15.44 (SD = 10.56) drinks per week, t(23) = 2.42, p = 0.02).
Among the participants, "drinking stories" were constructed around who should drink, what kinds of alcohol should be consumed and why.
The average duration of the QT interval was 406.3 ms. In the fully adjusted model, the average differences in QT interval comparing participants drinking ≥6 cups/day to those who did not drink any were −1.2 (95% CI −4.4 to 2.0) for coffee, and −2.0 ms (−11.2 to 7.3) for tea, respectively (Table 2).
In the fully adjusted model, the average differences in QT interval comparing participants drinking ≥6 cups/day to those who did not drink any were −1.2 ms (95% CI −4.4 to 2.0) for coffee, and −2.0 ms (−11.2 to 7.3) for tea, respectively.
Female participants reported drinking certain local drinks, such as 'agua de Jamaica' (hibiscus water) or 'agua de arroz' (rice water) "to help refresh the body and stomach".
In our study, participants reported drinking an average of 1.5 standard alcoholic drinks per day which places them within healthy alcohol consumption levels [ 26, 27].
b three participants reported drinking more than once a week among smokers and no non-smoking participants reported drinking more than once a week.
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The proportions of participants usually drinking with a spouse or sex partner(s) were 17.4% and 26.1%, respectively.
