OBJECTIVES This study examined the relationship between light-to-moderate alcohol
consumption and cause-specific mortality. BACKGROUND Previous studies suggest a J …

Alcohol use is related to a wide variety of negative health outcomes including morbidity,
mortality, and disability. Research on alcohol-related morbidity and mortality takes into …

Alcohol use is an important preventable and modifiable cause of non‐communicable
disease, and has complex effects on the cardiovascular system that vary with dose …

Objective Assumptions about alcohol's health benefits profoundly influence global disease
burden estimates and drinking guidelines. Utilising theory and evidence, we identify and test …

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 …

Background A large body of research suggests that light or moderate alcohol consumption is
associated with reduced all-cause mortality. However, concerns remain that the observed …

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 …

It is well‐known that the intake of large quantities of alcohol is hazardous to the health.
During the last few decades, moderate alcohol consumption has been claimed to have a …

Many studies from a variety of countries have shown a U‐or J‐shaped relation between
alcohol intake and mortality from all causes. It is now quite well documented from …

Alcohol consumption has been linked with considerable mortality, and reduction of drinking,
especially of heavy drinking, has been suggested as one of the main measures to reduce …