… alcohol and cigarette smoking are making significant independent contributions to blood
lead concentrations in middle-aged men in British … intake from cigarettes and alcohol may be …

… , the concept that moderate alcohol intake is better than abstention … between alcohol intake
and mortality in middle-aged British men … In this study of middle-aged British men we have …

… Abstract The relation between alcohol intake and ischaemic heart … men drawn from general
practices in 24 British towns. After an average follow up of 6-2 years 335 of the 7729 men …

… We have shown that middle-aged British men tend to reduce their intake with increasing
age and that although about 25% of heavy drinkers were still drinking >6 drinks/d, about half of …

… unemployment, cigarette smoking, alcohol consumption and body mass index (BMI… men
from a national longitudinal birth cohort study at age 33 years. In this study of young British men …

… British men in middle or older age the consumption of an average of one or two units of alcohol
a … cause mortality than is the consumption of no alcohol, or the consumption of substantial …

… the effects on mortality of drinking alcohol. These effects can be benefits as well as harm,
1, … There remains, however, some uncertainty about the effects of more moderate alcohol …

… British men that the general category ot non-drinkers, which includes a large proportion ol
ex-drinkers, should not be used as a baseline against which to measure the effects of alcohol …

… In our population, the most common alcoholic beverage was … alcohol consumption, seems
untenable since, in our men, an … the packed cell volume does not vary with alcohol intake. …

… alcohol consumption and eight types of problem behaviour in the lives of a sample of 2027
British adults. It … Last occasion’s alcohol consumption was significantly associated with having …