Among older persons, the effects of light to moderate alcohol consumption on cognitive
function remain inadequately defined. The authors sought to determine whether light to …

OBJECTIVES: To determine whether low to moderate alcohol intake is protective against
cognitive decline in older people. DESIGN: Prospective cohort study. SETTING: Community …

Importance Studies examining the association of low to moderate drinking with various
cognitive functions have yielded mixed findings. Objective To investigate whether …

Aim. To investigate the effects of light‐to‐moderate drinking on the cognitive function of the
elderly in a large elderly community cohort. Although heavy drinking is linked with impaired …

BACKGROUND: The extent to which alcohol exposure increases risk for functional disability
among older adults with cognitive impairment has not previously been assessed …

Substance use is an important clinical issue in the older adult population. As older adults are
susceptible to cognitive disorders, the intersection of the fields of substance use and …

Background: there is evidence of a U-shaped association between alcohol consumption and
physical health outcomes in older people, such that moderate drinking is associated with …

BACKGROUND Evidence suggests that moderate alcohol consumption may protect against
cognitive decline and dementia. However, uncertainty remains over the patterns of drinking …

OBJECTIVE: To report on moderate alcohol consumption and measurements of cognitive
function and activities of daily living in an older, urban, community‐dwelling sample of black …

Objective: To investigate the effects of light to moderate alcohol consumption on cognitive
performance. Design and Setting: A cross-sectional analysis including older Japanese …