… Because the shapes of the alcohol intake distributions are similar across countries (13), we
… In conclusion, our meta-analysis for men supports a curvilinear association between alcohol …

… (486 men and 299 women). There was a significant positive linear relation between
reported alcohol intake and high density lipoprotein cholesterol concentration in both men and …

… intake for all study centers combined and for British Columbia and Ontario (Table II). The ORs
for the highest level of intake with reference to the lowest intake of total alcohol … ) for British …

… This study includes men and women with a … British Regional Heart Study. Shaper and
colleagues have argued from data in the Regional Heart Study that a moderate intake of alcohol …

… aged British men those … alcohol intake.3 Without providing this information, the Danish
workers have no justification for assuming that the excess deaths are attributable to alcohol intake …

… and women, for those aged -40 and >40, and for the men with high and low alcohol …
between intake of alcohol and diseases related to alcohol was found in men whose score …

… of self-re po rt ed alcohol intake in our men, even over an average 6-… of alcohol intake in
subjects in the present study we re similar to the general population (29). Data on alcohol intake …

… a protective effect between alcohol intake and all cause mortality … Alcohol and mortality in
British men: explaining the U-shaped … Alcohol intake and mortality in middle aged men with …

… consumption and WHR in both sexes and between total alcohol consumption and BMI in
men only (P , 0.05). The same relationships were observed with wine (P , 0.05); …

… 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. (…