… limits within the UK (Department of Health, 1995). What is … health promotion advice to
women may be seriously inadequate; the health consequences of moderate alcohol consumption …

… As for alcohol, the prospect … alcohol consumption. Instead, we suggest that interested
patients discuss their drinking habit with their healthcare provider, who can help assess the health …

… to moderate alcohol consumption and the development of NAFLD, we sought to determine
the association between light to moderate alcohol consumption … analyses using healthy male …

… As moderate alcohol consumption might be associated with a healthy lifestyle, we adjusted
for the lifestyle variables smoking and physical activity. Nevertheless, this did not explain the …

… between alcohol consumption and cancer are dose dependent, this suggests that moderate
drinking increases the risk for only a small proportion of all cancers. In public health terms, …

… CONCLUSIONS— Light-to-moderate alcohol consumption in healthy men and women is
associated with enhanced insulin-mediated glucose uptake, lower plasma glucose and insulin …

… In conclusion, our study demonstrates that moderate alcohol consumption may have important
health benefits in terms of reducing the risk of ischemic stroke, particularly in an elderly, …

… Background—Moderate alcohol consumption is associated with reduced risk for coronary
… healthy populations. We assessed prospectively the association between moderate alcohol …

… between moderate alcohol consumption … healthy” drinking is more likely to take place with
meals than is heavy or episodic drinking by a small percentage of the population. In the health …

… increasing progressively as consumption increases, whereas the negative effects show
thresholds, is consistent with net U- or J-shaped effects of alcohol on health. Questions for future …