… Our finding of a protective relationship between moderate alcohol consumption and ischemic
stroke in blacks, unlike other studies, may reflect underlying differences between our black …

… have analyzed the effect of alcohol on stroke, but most have not … We hypothesized that
moderate alcohol consumption would … between alcohol consumption and individual IS subtypes. …

… of heavy drinking as an independent risk factor for ischemic … binge drinkers and regular
moderate drinkers may obscure … between alcohol consumption and the risk of ischemic stroke …

… changes in alcohol consumption supports the notion that mild drinking is associated with
the … risk of ischemic stroke, whereas heavier drinking increases the risk of ischemic stroke. …

… moderate alcohol consumption and risk of stroke. Moderate drinking (<60 g ethanol/day) and
ischemic stroke … stroke (ie, all stroke types combined), ischemic stroke (IS), or hemorrhagic …

… , drinkers of other alcoholic beverages, and abstainers. … between alcohol consumption and
incident ischemic stroke over … or almost daily light to moderate alcohol consumption (≤150 g/…

… to moderate alcohol intake may be associated with a reduced risk of ischemic stroke in a
Korean population with a different favored type of alcoholic beverage than in most countries. …

… In conclusion, our study found no significant association between moderate alcohol consumption
and IS in the overall population but found a protective effect among subjects aged 60 to …

… relations between alcohol consumption and the risk of stroke. We … -to-moderate alcohol
intake on the risk of stroke, with separate analyses of ischemic stroke and hemorrhagic stroke. …

… Alcohol intake was also associated with a decreased risk of ischemic stroke. For 5 to 14 g
of alcohol per day the relative risk was 0.3 (0.1 to 0.7), and for 15 g per day or more it was 0.5 (…