Most high‐income nations issue guidelines on low‐risk drinking to inform individuals'
decisions about alcohol consumption. However, leading scientists have criticized the …

Abstract Background and Aims One of the challenges of international alcohol research and
policy is the variability in and lack of knowledge of how governments in different nations …

Abstract Introduction and Aims To encourage moderate alcohol consumption, many
governments have developed guidelines for alcohol intake, guidelines for alcohol …

Abstract Background Low‐Risk Alcohol Drinking Guidelines (LRDGs) aim to reduce the
harms caused by alcohol. However, considerable discrepancies exist in the 'low …

The new Canadian drinking guidelines offer important steps forward in considering the
extent of life lost to alcohol and recognizing that risks from alcohol increase continuously …

Comments on an article by Kevin Shield et al.(see record 2024-08565-001). Shield draws
upon the recent redevelopment of the Canadian Low Risk Drinking Guidelines to formulate …

Abstract Introduction and Aims. This paper proposes an approach for evaluating the validity
of alternative low‐risk drinking guidelines. Design and Methods. Twenty‐seven alternative …

The scientific evidence for low‐risk drinking guidelines was examined in a narrative review
focusing on three points: definition of exposure, the best way to select outcomes and risk …

Objective: Identify the standard drink and the differences in low-risk drinking guidelines for
adults and older adults around the world according to sex and country-income level …

In the Nov. 8, 2011, issue of CMAJ, Latino-Martel and colleagues1 suggested that new
evidence connecting alcohol consumption and increased risk of cancer means that drinking …