Young People’s Health in Great Britain and Ireland

Findings from the Health Behaviour in School-Aged Children

Study 2006

Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC), a World Health Organization (WHO) collaborative cross-national study involves the collaboration of a wide network of researchers from 43 countries and regions including England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

WEEKLY BEER DRINKING

Percentages of young people who reported at least weekly beer drinking by gender and country

Percentages of young people who reported at least weekly beer drinking by age, gender and country

Percentages of young people who reported at least weekly beer drinking by family affluence, gender and country

WEEKLY WINE DRINKING

Percentages of young people who reported at least weekly wine drinking by gender and country

Percentages of young people who reported at least weekly wine drinking by age, gender and country

Percentages of young people who reported at least weekly wine drinking by family affluence, gender and country

WEEKLY ALCOPOP DRINKING

Percentages of young people who reported at least weekly Alcopop drinking by gender and country

Percentages of young people who reported at least weekly Alcopop drinking by gender, age and country

Percentages of young people who reported at least weekly Alcopop drinking by family affluence, gender and country

WEEKLY CIDER DRINKING

Percentages of young people who reported at least weekly cider drinking by gender and country

Percentages of young people who reported at least weekly cider drinking by gender, age and country

Percentages of young people who reported at least weekly cider drinking by family affluence, gender and country

DRUNKENNESS

Percentages of young people who reported four or more episodes of lifetime drunkenness by gender and country

Percentages of young people who reported four or more episodes of lifetime drunkenness by gender, age and country

Percentages of young people who reported four or more episodes of lifetime drunkenness by family affluence, gender and country

RECENT CANNABIS USE

Percentages of young people (age 15) who reported cannabis use in the last 30 days by gender and country

Percentages of young people who reported cannabis use in the last 30 days by family affluence, gender and country