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Alcohol and Other Drug Use in Wisconsin

The Wisconsin Epidemiological Profile on Alcohol and Other Drug Use, 2010 is a compilation of alcohol and other drug use data from various sources, released in November 2010. From each data source, it presents the most recent available year of data (2009 or 2008), as well as trend information for previous years and U.S. comparisons when available. County-level data tables are included to assist in developing local needs assessments.

You can view, print or download the entire Profile as a single file, or access it in smaller, more manageable segments.


Wisconsin Epidemiological Profile on Alcohol and Other Drug Use, 2010

Entire Profile, pages 1-90 (PDF, 801 KB)


Title Page, Acknowledgements, Executive Summary, Table of Contents,
List of Tables and Figures, Introduction
, pages 1-11 ( PDF, 74 KB)

Consequences of Alcohol Consumption, pages 12-30 (PDF, 98  KB)

Consequences of Illicit Drug Consumption, pages 31-38 (PDF, 56 KB)

Consequences Associated with More Than One Substance, pages 39-49 (PDF, 65 KB)

Alcohol Consumption, pages 50-67 (PDF, 112 KB)

Other Drug Consumption, pages 68-78 (PDF, 73 KB)

Conclusion, pages 79-80 (PDF, 31 KB)

Appendices - Definitions; Surveys and Other Data Sources, pages 81-90 (PDF, 80 KB)


Reports from previous years


This report was prepared by the Population Health Information Section, Division of Public Health, in consultation with the Division of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services and the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute. Report preparation was funded by the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, under a Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grant (SPF SIG).

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Last Revised:  January 05, 2011