… In conclusion, in both France and Northern Ireland, alcohol consumption was associated
with an increase in HDL, apo AI, apo A-II, LpA-I and LpA-I:A-II levels, while the other …

… The apparent lack of a cardioprotective effect from alcohol consumption in Northern Ireland
in comparison to France is an important finding (11). Again, could bias have been operating? …

… of the alcohol consumed in France, whereas beer and spirits accounted for most of … alcohol
consumed in Northern Ireland (Table 1). Table 1 Consumption of different types of alcoholic …

… alcohol consumption and the different types of alcoholic … Northern Ireland, two countries
with contrasting rates of coronary heart disease and patterns of alcoholic beverage consumption …

… alcohol consumption … alcohol consumption indicators; and whether associations between
students’ sociodemographic and educational characteristics and the six alcohol consumption …

… two countries (Northern Ireland and France) with very different drinking habits, we examined
the role of wine- and non-wine-derived alcohol consumption in myocardial infarction. …

… alcohol use. Data were collected from a sample of 11–16-year olds in Northern Ireland (n =
… -efficacy and alcohol involvement. Results showed a domain-specific association between …

… The question that motivated this study was whether the amount of alcohol consumed on
weekends in Northern Ireland could partly account for the higher incidence of MI observed in …

… As this was an alcohol harm reduction programme we did not hypothesise that alcohol
consumption would necessarily decrease. With respect to the adaptation we were interested in …

… research on alcohol consumption among university students in the Republic of Ireland and
the … A survey of students across seven universities in England, wales, and northern Ireland. …