… followed-up a cohort of 3,854 individuals in 1989, noting that 39.3% of women and 42.1%
of men thought they ought to cut down on their alcohol intake [16]. Attempts to reduce …

… British … men (18-21 years) who consume alcohol profusely. Through numerous conversations
they identified aspiration of masculine identity as the prime force behind high alcohol intake…

… Many people fail to meet these guidelines: In the 2018 Health Survey for England, 30% of
men and 14% of women exceeded the weekly alcohol intake guideline, 26% of men and 27% …

… recommended weekly limits for alcohol (women: 14 UK units (8 US StdDrks); men: 21 (12 …
measure used in this study assessed the quantity of alcohol intake (UK units/week), but not the …

… to clarify the link between alcohol intake and obesity and to … alcohol type was made in the
present study; however, men … alcohol and obesity were investigated separately in men and …

… in current drinkers and genotype-predicted alcohol intake in all men had similarly strong
positive associations with systolic blood pressure (each p<0·0001). Among women, few drank …

… Among men, alcohol intake was positively associated with 61 diseases, … men, genotype-predicted
mean alcohol intake was positively associated with higher risks of CKB WHO alcohol-…

… affects the association between average alcohol intake and risk of mortality from all … alcohol
consumption in 1997–1999 among 7010 men and women in the Whitehall II cohort of British …

… how alcohol intake from wine and non-wine alcoholic … UK Biobank cohort who drank alcohol
at least occasionally and … regression models and beverage intake fitted as penalised cubic …

… Additionally, as with all observational studies and self-reported alcohol intake, our
findings are prone to bias; however, self-reported drinking data was validated against high-density …