… on alcohol use and mortality risk indicates that abstainers are at increased risk of mortality …
’ many people who had reduced or stopped drinking, a phenomenon associated with ageing …

… frail or increase use of medications, their alcohol consumption … the absence of alcohol that
is elevating their risk for CHD but, … appraising alcohol use and CHD morbidity and/or mortality …

… apparent health benefit of low to moderate alcohol-use found in … risks, which are related to
both lifetime alcohol use and risk of … risks are also an issue for studies of all-cause mortality …

… the apparent protection by light-moderate alcohol intake. Such confounding would represent
an alternative explanation for lower risk of light drinking or higher risk of abstainers, but has …

… The lower mortality risk among moderate drinkers is thought to be mainly explained by its …
plausibility of beneficial effects of moderate alcohol consumption as shown in observational …

… As I suggest earlier, there seems to be an emerging consensus that moderate alcohol
consumption is related to lower mortality and, indeed, the relationship is causative, but Fillmore et …

… Moreover, unlike the current study, they found that moderate consumption of alcohol reduced
mortality. Reflecting upon the possible reasons for this brings up an interesting statistical …

… alcohol consumption and reduced all-cause mortality. In terms of participant numbers and
deaths, this is the largest study of the alcohol–mortality relationship in which alcohol use was …

… Third, we abstracted and pooled all studies clearly distinguishing reduced consumption
from a continued heavy drinking group. Fourth, we conducted a meta-analysis using those who …

… susceptible to the increased mortality risk of heavy drinking. The reduced cardiovascular risk
of lighter drinkers is … Lower coronary disease prevalence may reduce the noncardiovascular …