… In the MONICA study, an epidemiological study, moderate consumption of either wine or
beer appeared to be associated with lower levels of systemic inflammatory markers in three …

… of alcohol consumption with increased risk for breast cancer has been a consistent finding in
a majority of epidemiologic … , with particular reference to epidemiologic data published since …

… epidemiological investigations of alcohol and coronary heart disease published after 1965.
We supplemented our search through citations in review … to tracking alcohol related research. …

… of epidemiological sociology is the synthesis of several epidemiological approaches to the
study of alcohol use … This article has reviewed some of the difficulties associated with defining …

… stress on alcohol use and the risk of alcohol use disorders (… that can influence alcohol
consumption are general life stress, … increases in overall alcohol consumption but little increase in …

… The epidemiological evidence that light to moderate average alcohol consumption protects
… alcohol use disorders [37–39], where heavy drinking patterns are confounded with volume. …

… The aims of this review are to summarize the epidemiologic evidence supporting the … in
the range of 1–2 standard drinks per day, while heavy alcohol consumption refers to intake of 3 …

… -to-moderate alcohol consumption include lower myocardial … the beneficial effects of moderate
alcohol consumption. … from a further 132 epidemiologic studies suggested that a relative …

… the effects of mild-moderate alcohol consumption on the risk of … have indicated that mild-moderate
alcohol use is associated … In this review, we summarise the epidemiology of alcohol …

… have an optimal cutoff value of four or more, as one of the included studies showed high
sensitivity and specificity with the use of this cutoff value when screening for heavy drinking [50]. …