… 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. …

… alcohol intake … men and women, and in populations as culturally and ethnically different as
Japanese-Americans, Yugoslavs, rural and urban Puerto-Ricans, white Americans and British …

… In this article, data from the British Regional Heart Study, a prospective study of 7735 middle…
such men. This suggests that the benefits of regular alcohol intake are minimal in men who …

… alcohol trait was weekly volume of alcohol in British units (1 … the genetic analysis in strata
of alcohol intake (none (0 units/… Alcohol and mortality in British men: explaining the U-shaped …

… heavy alcohol intake and obesity could be working in unison to elevate risk of liver disease.
The mechanisms by which alcohol … While 35% of men reported consuming no alcohol, 27% …

… , no/low alcohol intake etc.). The focus is on how these apparently ‘healthy’ … British men
are also more unlikely to visit their general practitioner, be overweight and drink more alcohol, …

… would be limited to beer, as alcohol is the main toxic substance also … average alcohol intake
in addition to potential confounders. … So, the total sample size for this study was 8000 men of …

… We recently found that frequency of alcohol intake was the primary determinant of lower risk
of MI among men, 10 but we know of no comparable studies in women, who differ from men …

… of alcohol drunk, taking the total alcohol intake into account. Subjects were categorised
according to both the percentage of wine in their total alcohol intake and their total alcohol intake …

… between overall alcohol intake and memory (women and men) and verbal ability (women
only). Women's overall alcohol intake was derived almost exclusively from wine. In men, …