Numerous studies have used a J-shaped or U-shaped curve to describe the relationship
between alcohol use and total mortality. The nadir of the curves based on recent meta …

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A routine of light or moderate alcohol consumption (≤ 1 drink/day for women and 1 to 2
drinks/day for men) is associated with a lower risk for all-cause mortality, coronary artery …

In this issue of the Journal, Whitman et al.(1) evaluated a statewide database of ambulatory
surgery, emergency, or inpatient care visits. Their exposure variable was a diagnosis of …

Background: Although moderate alcohol consumption decreases the risk of myocardial
infarction, its impact on all-cause mortality among apparently healthy men is unclear …

Any advice about the consumption of alcohol must take into account not only the complex
relation between alcohol and cardiovascular disease but also the well-known association of …

▪ Objective: To study the relation between alcohol intake and mortality in a large ambulatory
population with attention to causes of death and differences related to age, sex, race, and …

PREVIEW Alcohol has had an appropriate Jekyll-and-Hyde reputation within the medical
field. While alcohol abuse is a significant public health problem, substantial evidence now …

Methods Subjects were 25 279 men aged 40 to 64 years who were residents of 14
municipalities in Miyagi Prefecture in northern Japan. 2 During June through August 1990 …

The accepted interpretation of the J‐shaped curve relating alcohol intake to mortality or
coronary heart disease is that the lowest point on the curve (light/moderate drinking) …