据报道，本次研究历经十年。分析数据显示，36%的饮酒受伤事件发生在家中，13%在街上，而只有10%出现在有资质的卖酒地点。
新英格兰大学健康学院辛迪·沃兹（Cindy Wood）博士表示，最大的问题在于家中环境自由，没有约束。
部分原文报道如下：
New research by the University of New England （UNE） has found that the most dangerous place to drink alcohol is at home, more so than pubs and clubs.
An analysis of data from emergency departments over a 10-year period, showed 36 per cent of alcohol related injuries happen at home, with 13 per cent on the street and just 10 per cent at licensed premises.
Dr Cindy Woods from UNE's School of Health said the main concern was there were no regulations in the home environment.
原文链接：
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-09-26/most-dangerous-place-to-drink-alchohol-is-at-home-study-find/7876706
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