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Prevalence of past-year alcohol use disorder among past-30 day drinkers. Prevalences for never smokers (Open Circles) and smokers (Filled Circles) are plotted as a function of past-month drinking quantity, stratified by age. Cells with fewer than 40 subjects were omitted from the analysis.

Probability of Alcohol Use Disorder among past-30 day drinkers, predicted from regression analysis for smokers (black lines) and never-smokers (white lines). Probabilities are also stratified by age group: 12-14 (hashes), 15-17 (circles), and 18-20 (triangles).

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