… alcohol use to all-cause mortality, cardiovascular (CV)-mortality and hospitalization in patients
following a complicated myocardial infarction (MI… complicated MI represent a novel finding. …

… alcohol consumption may be linked to potential hazards among patients who survive acute
MI. … Likewise, we previously reported that average alcohol intake is inversely associated with …

… between alcohol consumption and a subsequent first myocardial … But it is difficult to determine
the extent to which this explains … between alcohol consumption and myocardial infarction. …

… acute myocardial infarction or sudden death due to autopsy-confirmed coronary disease is
difficult to interpret. Such registration is but an indirect measure of alcohol consumption and …

… However, the sample size (n = 337) was relatively small, and the wide confidence intervals
make these findings difficult to interpret. Specifically, the relative risk, adjusted for risk factors …

… significant alcohol use been examined for its relationship to a complicated hospital course.
… and factors associated with acute myocardial infarction, cardiac complications, and morbidity …

… who sustain a non-fatal myocardial infarction (MI) have a more complicated course, including
more frequent post-infarction angina, infarction extension, and congestive heart failure [1]. …

… alcohol consumption, then they are potential confounders to the relation between alcohol
consumption and acute myocardial infarction… It was more difficult to obtain information for those …

… to compare pre-MI alcohol consumption with post-MI alcohol consumption among participants
who reported alcohol intake on questionnaires immediately before and after their MI. In …

… alcohol use and risk of MI, a relation that would be difficult to test in a long-term randomized
trial. We found associations between alcohol use … alcohol-MI relation in statistical models. …