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review of 84 studies of alcohol consumption and cardiovascular disease, alcohol consumption …

… alcohol consumption exacts a heavy toll in morbidity. hospitalisation, and useful life years
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… The decreased risk of AMD associated with moderate alcohol consumption could result
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… , and heavy drinking increases risks of hypertension and bone fractures and injuries. Women’s
heavy-drinking patterns and alcohol use … Light to moderate alcohol use has been found to …

… and alcohol, a potentially modifiable risk factor, has been examined in numerous studies. We
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… To summarize epidemiologic evidence of alcohol as a risk … Heavy alcohol intake has been
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… when confronted with alcohol odor. Once again, differential patterns of alcohol use during
… In summary, moderate or relatively high levels of alcohol intake during pregnancy promote …

… low to moderate alcohol intake during pregnancy and fetal death, and to assess the
alcohol-related … A review concluded, however, that epidemiological evidence for mutagenic effects …

… Observational epidemiological studies have generally reported that blood pressure is
lower … with a moderate alcohol intake than in nondrinkers, but that heavy alcohol intake is …

… alcohol intake is related to many conditions requiring hospitalization. Almost all of the
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