… in current drinkers and genotype-predicted alcohol intake in all men had similarly strong
positive associations with systolic blood pressure (each p<0·0001). Among women, few drank …

… between alcohol intake, patterns of alcohol intake and … )) in a large cross-sectional study of
men aged 60–79 y, with particular … practice in each of 24 British towns and screened between …

… increases logarithmically in relation to intake of alcohol.*'' … There were 972 men who had
consumed alcohol in the … other UK surveys; about 6% of men amongst all those who have been …

… unitstweek for men and 8.9 k 7.6 units/week for women, compared with 12.6 k 12-6 (men)
and 5.6 k 7-0 (women) in 1983 and 1994, suggesting a modest increase in alcohol intake. (…

… Chinese men regular drinkers of small amounts of alcohol … When men who had given up
drinking or who had potentially … alcohol intake and overall mortality did not change (table 2). …

… The RR per gram of alcohol intake was estimated by assuming a log–linear relationship …
estimate attributable fractions (an average intake of 35.2 g per day in men and 17.6 g per day in …

… This communication reports the laboratory findings in relation to alcohol intake in 2034 men
employed in a variety of organisations. Nearly all were aged over 40. 146 of the 2034 men …

… alcoholic drinks, compared with the FFQs. Therefore, it is important to compare the effects of
alcohol intake … , government recommendations on alcohol intake are for men to consume no …

… Since alcohol intake is strongly associated with smoking status we have examined the …
Discussion In this study of middleaged British men we found a positive association between …

… alcohol intake with systolic and diastolic pressures among young adults. Participants were
316 men and … about quantity and frequency of alcohol intake during the previous month. The …