… remains that the alcohol consumption data used to derive the lifetime trajectories were
based on self-report by questionnaire. In addition, persons with heavy drinking history are less …

… alcohol intake on mortality and new development of CHD needs to be examined among Turkish
adults, as does its effect on cardiometabolic risk … to-moderate alcohol intake may vary as …

… Our results are consistent with an overall harmful and/or null effect of alcohol on cardiometabolic
health at all levels of use and suggest that even moderate alcohol use should not be …

… effects of excessive alcohol use, 1 no consensus exists about the risks and benefits of
moderate alcohol use on cardiovascular disease (CVD), cancer, or overall health. A lower risk of …

… We hypothesized that initiating moderate wine consumption would improve cardiometabolic
risk mainly because of the ethanol component. Therefore, we predicted similar effects of red …

… association between any amount of alcohol consumption and having increased CM risk,
the data suggest a trend between heavy alcohol consumption and risk for CM among the men. …

… That the term “cardiometabolic risk” or “global cardiometabolic risk” be considered to represent
the comprehensive catalogue of factors that contribute to both CVD and development of …

… with the ultra-high risk state and health. … risk diagnostic criteria and reported cardiometabolic
risk factors. A meta-analysis was conducted on smoking data, the cardiometabolic risk …

… In this review, we discuss the role of NAFLD as a novel cardiometabolic risk factor for the
development of type 2 diabetes (T2DM) and for the development of major chronic …

… Our observational data raise the possibility that public health measures to limit consumption
of soft drinks may be associated with a lowering of the burden of cardiometabolic risk factors …