… In this study, we assessed the association of habitual alcohol consumption with cardiovascular
disease risk. Epidemiological analyses identified that coincident lifestyle factors may …

… New evidence and research methodology may inform safe thresholds of alcohol use. This
review examines recent evidence regarding alcohol’s effect on cardiovascular disease, with a …

… Alcohol consumption has been extensively studied as a modifiable risk factor for cardiovascular
diseases (CVD). Excessive alcohol consumption (> 60 g/day in men and > 40 g/day in …

… alcohol use. This should make us cautious about the conclusions—the allele should not predict
cardiovascular risk … But we cannot be sure because alcohol use is imperfectly measured, …

… , with regular moderate consumption reducing cardiovascular and … Data indicative of a lower
risk of cardiovascular events … of alcohol intake among patients with cardiovascular disease (…

… alcohol use (compared with no alcohol use) is associated with prevalence of adverse CVD
risk … We hypothesized that alcohol use would be inversely associated with adverse CVD …

… Evaluating the widest range of CVD risk factors and outcomes of any alcohol consumption
… of genetically predicted alcohol consumption on CVD outcomes. However, alcohol was …

… We determined the risk of an alcohol abuse diagnosis on incident AF, MI, and CHF. Patient
characteristics modifying the associations and population-attributable risks were determined. …

… alcohol consumption has long been considered as a risk factor for chronic disease, the
relationship to cardiovascular disease (… : average volume of alcohol consumption and patterns of …

… DISCUSSION In this review of 84 studies of alcohol consumption and cardiovascular
disease, alcohol consumption at 2.5– 14.9 g/day (about ≤1 drink a day) was consistently …