… alcohol intake because the alcohol groups have been validated against 25 biochemical/hematological
variables. Although the alcohol … for self-reported alcohol intake 30 suggests that …

… between alcohol intake and mortality in middle-aged British men and … men tend to reduce
their alcohol intake over time, that heavy drinkers show the biggest reduction, and that men …

… between alcohol intake and blood lead concentration. In the smaller group of men living in
houses with higher water lead levels, the same pattern of relationship between alcohol intake …

… with cardiovascular disease are known to reduce their alcohol intake either completely or
to occasional drinking, and therefore we analysed alcohol intake in relation to stroke for men …

… In our analyses, 57.3% of men and 34.8% of women reported that they drank alcohol on at
… weekly intake of alcohol was available for 3485 men (91% of those questioned about intake) …

… Even if cigarette smoking does decrease the HDL-cholesterol level, our study indicates
that at relatively high levels of alcohol intake the effect of smoking on HDL-cholesterol is over…

… between alcohol intake, including types of alcohol consumed, and body weight in middle-aged
British men. It also examines the association between change in alcohol intake and …

… nutrients and increasing intake of alcohol was associated with … a low alcohol intake (0.1–9
g alcohol/d) had a higher intake of … reported by other studies in those with a low alcohol intake. …

… Moderate alcohol consumption is associated with a … alcohol intake over time on estimated
risk relations has not been adequately addressed. In this study, 6,544 middle-aged British men …

… In this article we report the findings from a 23-year prospective study of elderly men that … to
the tabulated mean alcohol intake (zero, for non-drinkers). The mean intake in each category …