… who drink frequently are more likely to drink with meals, which may contribute to a greater
risk reduction compared with men with a less frequent alcohol intake. The beneficial effect of …

… -specific results were tested by using the following formula, where RRjk and W}k were the
pooled estimates and weights for the jth level of alcohol intake in men (k= 1) and women (k=2): …

… alcohol intake and wine consumption with the ABPI became non significant (p > 0.05). We
conclude that in males, greater alcohol … Alcohol and mortality in British men: Explaining the U-…

… those who had high alcohol intake (weekly intake of alcohol of ≥21 units for men or ≥14 …
energy intake (top or bottom decile on the sex-specific distribution of weekly total energy intake)…

… alcohol intake and distal radial BMD in young men has been shown [12]. In keeping with
this, we found alcohol intake … NBMD): those with the highest alcohol intake (over 21 units/week) …

… In this study, alcohol intake was positively associated with blood pressure in both men and
women, and in younger and older men, significantly so at higher intakes (more than three or …

… day or more of study as a result of alcohol intake. In addition, 48% of men and 43% of women
‘had … drinking patterns among British men who habitually drink 1–4 units of alcohol per day. …

… This systematic review aimed to quantify the level of alcohol consumption (termed the nadir)
… categories of alcohol consumption, giving a total of 60,224 deaths among men and 74,824 …

… to examine potential differences in alcohol intake across the life course at … intake shifts from
less frequent occasions to a daily/nearly daily intake being most common among elderly men…

… mediated by the influence of alcohol on body weight. In smokers… between alcohol intake and
body weight and alcohol intake … Smoking and drinking in middle-aged British men: effects of …