… Alcoholism is a global public health emergency with the World Health Organization …
Notably, Acetaldehyde contributes to toxic effects of chronic alcohol on the brain leading to …

… dependence, perhaps by increasing the levels of acetaldehyde and increasing the negative
effects of alcohol (Li, Zhao and Gelernter, 2012a). ADH1C* 2 prevalence is extremely low in …

… We assumed that one standard drink contains 12 g alcohol, and the precise conversion of
total alcohol consumption … Alcohol and acetaldehyde in public health: from marvel to menace …

… dependence, perhaps by increasing the levels of acetaldehyde and increasing the negative
effects of alcohol (Li, Zhao and Gelernter, 2012a). ADH1C* 2 prevalence is extremely low in …

… alcohol dehydrogenase (ADH) to acetaldehyde, which is then converted to acetate by
acetaldehyde … ) and catalase can also produce acetaldehyde from ethanol. Approximately 2–5% of …

… In this study, child’s inhalation exposures to formaldehyde and acetaldehyde in living room
and child’s bedroom in winter and summer were calculated, respectively. It should be noted …

… Our results show that both ethanol and acetaldehyde exposure induced similar effects by
either reducing RA production or rendering the available RA biologically inactive. We reported …

… consumption is a major modifiable risk factor for the global health burden [1]. … between
alcohol consumption and all-cause mortality [2,3,4,5]. Alcohol consumption causes various health …

… generation’ alcoholic drinks and traditional illicit brews is fueling the alcohol menace [5,6]. …
kidney degeneration to alcohol causing a surge in protein and acetaldehyde oxidation and …

… Alcohol intake activates the activity of hepatic cytochrome P450 2E1(CYP2E1) that … the
alcohol oxidation and acetaldehyde accumulation. The interaction between acetaldehyde, …