The systematic review and meta-analysis by Michael Roerecke and colleagues1 extends
our knowledge of the association between alcohol and blood pressure by showing a dose …

The Article by Pepita Barlow and colleagues in The Lancet Global Health1 is an important
piece of scientific evidence that shows once again the influence and interference of the …

The overall risks and harms resulting from alcohol consumption have been systematically
assessed and are well documented. According to the latest WHO estimates, 1 alcohol …

My statement in October 1 that alcohol was more dangerous than many illegal drugs,
including cannabis, ecstasy, and LSD, referred back to a paper I published in The Lancet 2 …

Based on an analysis of the French National Hospital Discharge database, Michaël
Schwarzinger and colleagues1 show in their study in The Lancet Public Health that, in a …

In the 1960s, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO),
Australia's leading scientific body, developed and imported mechanical grape harvesters …

Alcohol is a psychoactive substance with toxic and dependence-producing properties, which
is consumed worldwide. More than 2 billion people, or about three of ten individuals, are …

“One issue left unsettled after 30 years, for example, is whether there is any damage to the
fetus from occasional drinking during pregnancy. Professional judgments and advice on this …

The Comment by Robert Marten and colleagues (March, 2020) 1 explores how the
regulation of alcohol use is being sorely neglected worldwide. The authors provide a …

The extensive misrepresentation of scientific evidence about the effects of alcohol on cancer
risk by the alcohol industry has been well documented [9] and raises legitimate doubts about …