BACKGROUND: The patterns of total alcohol, beer and wine consumption were evaluated in
the German National Health Surveys. The impact of these habits on cardiovascular and all …

Objective: To investigate the long-term effects of the consumption of alcohol on mortality and
morbidity. Method: A sample of 32,185 (50.5% female) individuals was randomly selected …

PURPOSE: The purpose of this paper is to assess the relationships of alcohol consumption
to total and cardiovascular disease mortality in US and Russian men and women after …

Background: Current alcohol intake has been associated with cardiovascular morbidity and
mortality. The effect of past and lifetime drinking has received less attention. In the present …

Background Most studies on the effect of alcohol consumption on coronary heart disease or
all-cause mortality assess alcohol intake at one point in time and therefore do not take into …

Alcohol, both alone and in concert with deficiencies or excesses of other substances, can
produce cardiomyopathy. In addition, alcohol can directly affect the cardiac‐conduction …

Epidemiologic studies indicate that light to moderate alcohol consumption from beer, wine,
or spirits is associated with a reduction in all-cause mortality, owing primarily to a reduced …

Objective: To analyse the association of alcohol consumption and blood lipids, haemostatic
factors, and homocysteine in German adults by gender and age groups. Design: Cross …

Although light to moderate alcohol intake may reduce cardiovascular disease (CVD)
mortality, the effect on total mortality requires further study, particularly among young and …

Background: Several epidemiological studies have found U‐or J‐shaped relationships
between alcohol intake and cardiovascular conditions. The influence of heavy drinking is …