Although excessive alcohol use and alcohol misuse contribute to a broad range of health
problems, recent research indicates that moderate alcohol consumption may in fact be …

Purpose. To examine the association between alcohol use and self-reported health status.
In particular, we sought to determine whether moderate drinkers are more likely to self-report …

BACKGROUND: Although the association of moderate alcohol consumption with specific
disorders, such as cardiovascular disease and cancers, has been well documented, the …

Background Non-drinkers have been repeatedly shown to have worse health than moderate
drinkers in later life particularly as regards conditions such as coronary heart disease …

OBJECTIVES: The objective of this study was to examine the relationship between self-rated
health and episodic heavy drinking in a representative sample of American adults. We also …

Background We sought to clarify the impact of adolescent alcohol misuse on adult physical
health and subjective well‐being. To do so, we investigated both the direct associations …

Aims Some patterns of alcohol consumption (eg binge drinking, drinking outside of meals)
have been associated with detrimental effects on health outcomes. Subjective health …

We examined whether the often-reported protective association of alcohol with
cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk could arise from confounding. Our sample comprised 908 …

Alcohol consumption is a significant public health concern among young adults, with most
recent research suggesting that the sex gap in alcohol consumption among young adults is …

Objective: Using longitudinal data from the National Child Development Study, an ongoing
study of a nationally representative British cohort born in 1958 (n= 9,137; 51% female), we …