In 2012 the UK Chief Medical Officers (CMO) began a review of the country's lower risk
drinking guidelines. An expert advisory group, hereafter the 'Guideline Development Group' …

These NHMRC guidelines aim to establish the evidence base for future policies and
community materials on reducing the health risks that arise from drinking alcohol. The …

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 …

Issues. The paper discusses the approach behind the Australian Guidelines to Reduce
Health Risks from Drinking of 2009. The Guidelines involved a new approach to the central …

Abstract Introduction and Aims. In 2007 the National Health and Medical Research Council
issued the draft of the revised Australian alcohol guidelines. The document presented …

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 …

Low-risk drinking guidelines are usually set by blue ribbon committees based on curves
showing relative risk of different levels of alcohol use for key alcohol-attributable disease …

Issue. Low‐risk drinking guidelines have been developed independently in a number of
jurisdictions resulting in different sets of advice with different definitions of 'low risk'. This …

Abstract Background and Aims Low‐risk alcohol drinking guidelines require a scientific
basis that extends beyond individual or group judgements of risk. Life‐time mortality risks …

Objective To estimate the impact of achieving alternative average population alcohol
consumption levels on chronic disease mortality in England. Design A macro-simulation …