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Several studies have indicated that moderate drinkers have a lower risk of both nonfatal myocardial ...
This chapter reviews evidence on the link between alcohol consumption and the risk for type 2 diabet...
Objectives: Pre-existing conditions have been postulated as possible causes of the J-shaped relation...
Although excessive alcohol consumption is a recognized cause of morbidity and mortality, many studie...
Introduction : Alcohol consumption is an important contributor to the global burden of different dis...
li Alcohol consumption is recognised as a leading cause of preventable illness and a major social bu...
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Research on how tobacco and alcohol use interact to influence risk for cardiovascular disease is lim...
Background: It has been suggested that the inverse association between alcohol and type 2 diabetes c...
Purpose Evidence is inconsistent regarding alcohol and pancreatic cancer risk, although heavy drinki...
Background Tobacco and alcohol consumption are two major causes adjustment [3]. These data can be ob...
Evidence regarding the association between alcohol consumption and type 2 diabetes risk remains inco...
The relation of alcohol consumption with disease burden remains debated partly due to opposite assoc...
Objective: The review aims to evaluate associations of occasional and moderate drinking with cardiov...
Previous research has reported a protective association between alcohol drinking and acute coronary ...
Several studies have indicated that moderate drinkers have a lower risk of both nonfatal myocardial ...
This chapter reviews evidence on the link between alcohol consumption and the risk for type 2 diabet...
Objectives: Pre-existing conditions have been postulated as possible causes of the J-shaped relation...
Although excessive alcohol consumption is a recognized cause of morbidity and mortality, many studie...
Introduction : Alcohol consumption is an important contributor to the global burden of different dis...
li Alcohol consumption is recognised as a leading cause of preventable illness and a major social bu...
<b>Data sources</b> Searches for studies were made using MEDLINE, Current Contents, ...
Research on how tobacco and alcohol use interact to influence risk for cardiovascular disease is lim...
Background: It has been suggested that the inverse association between alcohol and type 2 diabetes c...
Purpose Evidence is inconsistent regarding alcohol and pancreatic cancer risk, although heavy drinki...
Background Tobacco and alcohol consumption are two major causes adjustment [3]. These data can be ob...
Evidence regarding the association between alcohol consumption and type 2 diabetes risk remains inco...
The relation of alcohol consumption with disease burden remains debated partly due to opposite assoc...
Objective: The review aims to evaluate associations of occasional and moderate drinking with cardiov...
Previous research has reported a protective association between alcohol drinking and acute coronary ...
Several studies have indicated that moderate drinkers have a lower risk of both nonfatal myocardial ...
This chapter reviews evidence on the link between alcohol consumption and the risk for type 2 diabet...
Objectives: Pre-existing conditions have been postulated as possible causes of the J-shaped relation...