… drinkers from the abstainer reference group, there was limited evidence of protection from
moderate alcohol consumption… or substantially reduce their alcohol consumption, leading to an …

… It reported worse cognition in social drinkers that was related to the quantity of alcohol
consumed per occasion; this study is labeled along the x-axis as the first element on the “Worse” …

… light and moderate alcohol consumption suggests the following: (1) Alcoholic beverages are
… moderate drinkers, one-third as light drinkers, another third as abstainers and 9% as heavy …

… Even after a myocardial infarct, moderate alcohol consumption reduced the risk of a … moderate
drinking. The reduction in CHD mortality brought about by moderate alcohol consumption …

… between heavy and moderate drinkers. Pearl wrote that “moderate drinking of alcohol
beverage did not shorten life. On the contrary moderate steady drinkers exhibited somewhat lower …

… of moderate drinking is hampered further by variations in the way alcohol consumption
levels and drinking … Despite these problems, definitions of moderate drinking and drinking …

… In summary, moderate drinking of up to one drink/d leads to an increased risk of 20–30%
of oral and pharyngeal cancer and of oesophageal squamous cell carcinoma, though these …

… moderate drinker as one who consumed 0.22-0.99 oz of ethanol per day, and the light drinker
as one who consumed … [9] proposed that to qualify as moderate, intake of alcohol should …

… linked alcohol consumption to breast cancer risk, but the risk of lower levels of consumption
… Low levels of alcohol consumption were associated with a small increase in breast cancer …

… had reported alcohol intake on previous questionnaires or who reported in 1980 that their
alcohol consumption had greatly declined. To limit the analysis to women with stable drinking …