… 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 …

… consumption of units of alcohol than their female peers. When alcohol intake was classified
using … [1] and the British Medical Association [39] have advised men and women to follow the …

… the association between ALDH2 genotype and hypertension showed that men with the *1*1
genotype (highest alcohol intake) and those with the *1*2 genotype (intermediate …

… These data indicate an apparent protective effect of moderate alcohol intake on CHD … 7,735
British men. They argued that the observed U- or J shaped relation between alcohol drinking …

… smokers and into four groups according to current alcohol intake-none or occasional (<1 unit
… Prevalence of ischaemic heart disease in middle-aged British men. Br Heart J 1984; 51: 595…

… consumption: a prospective study among male British doctors. … Our findings, while confirming
the hazards of excess drinking, indicate potential windows of alcohol intake that may confer …

… We determined alcohol intake by multiplying the consumption of each beverage by its
ethanol content (12.8 g for beer, 11.0 g for wine, and 14.0 g for liquor) 9 and summing all …

… Men took considerably more alcohol than the women. In the age-group 20–39 years
alcohol provided 9% (1.0 MJ/d) of the total energy intake in the men.5. Wide variation in the …

… The addition of physical activity and alcohol intake made little difference to this estimate (44…
The present study cohort is socially and geographically representative of British men, with the …

… alcohol intake was not significantly associated with all-cause mortality risk, while increased
risk was evident at higher consumption levels, starting at lower levels for women than men. …