… pattern operationalized as the frequency of both heavy and nonheavy drinking occasions.
We define heavy drinking as any occasion in which an individual consumes 5 or more drinks, …

… frequencies) were estimated in overlapping subsets of the population reporting each of
the 41 problems, and mean usual quantities and heavy drinking rates were plotted against …

… -analyses, and individual studies on alcohol consumption and IHD risk in a narrative review.
Furthermore, we meta-analyze the role of heavy drinking patterns in reference to lifetime …

… The authors found a significant influence of drinking alcohol on … of consumption were
divided into people with and without heavy drinking occasions, serving as an indicator of drinking …

… of reasons for drinking alcohol and situational factors on alcohol consumption. Standardized
… variables: total monthly alcohol consumption, frequency of heavy drinking, and frequency of …

… the monitoring of the rates of heavy drinking in a population as a priority for public health.
Measurement of the quantity and the frequency of alcohol consumption has provided a clearer …

… of any alcohol consumption and heavy drinking among in… associated with alcohol
consumption and heavy drinking in … of any alcohol consumption and heavy drinking. Logistic …

… Although definitions of light, moderate, and heavy drinking are arbitrary, in this Review …
These functions were further impaired in alcoholics with heavier alcohol consumption (TLDE ≥15 …

… Among heavier drinkers, the degree to which alcohol consumption was associated with
an increased likelihood of engaging in behavioral risks was relatively constant across home …

… to the fact that alcohol-dependent (AD) subjects, or at least those who drink beer, often
replace food consumption with substantial alcohol consumption. Previous epidemiological …