… to alcoholism, the empirical relationship between amount of consumption and the risk of
developing alcoholism … between amount of alcohol intake and risk of developing alcoholism in a …

… alcohol consumption for different regions of the world as a basis for estimating global burden
of alcohol-… The fewer occasions in which a given amount of alcohol is consumed, the more …

… The most widely analyzed variable in such studies is per capita alcohol consumption—the
amount of ethanol in liters per year that every adult consumes. To calculate annual adult per …

… This outcome underscores the importance of taking into account the amount of alcohol
consumption when evaluating the immune response. Therefore, further studies focused on …

… consumed a moderate amount of alcohol on three to six days a week. The analysis which
excluded previously moderate to heavy drinkers showed no increase in risk among occasional …

… amount of alcohol consumption whereas theirs was that the risk of cataract differs between
alcohol … these studies did not report the amount-stratified analysis on the association between …

… with moderate alcohol consumption continue to be debated. Small amounts of alcohol might
… Based on the NDE, we quantified the population consuming harmful amounts of alcohol. …

… and the reliability of estimating the amount of alcohol ingested from a single measurement
of a person’s blood alcohol concentration (BAC). Blood alcohol curves were plotted for 108 …

… Against this burden, there is some evidence that small amounts of alcohol may play a
protective role in heart disease. From all these perspectives, the distribution of drinking patterns in …

… See the Methods section and eMethods in the Supplement for exact methods to calculate
the amount of alcohol consumed per each standard drink. The horizontal dashed line in each …