The Brain and Alcohol

Section last updated: Thursday, November 26, 2009

	The Brain and Alcohol
	Alcohol and Alzheimer's/ Dementia
	Two studies suggest alcohol may improve outcome for trauma patients
	Adolescent binge drinking may compromise the brain’s white matter, necessary for information relay
	Mediterranean diet may protect the brain
	Chocolate, wine and tea can boost brain power
	Study shows slower cognitive decline for moderate women drinkers
	Association of alcohol consumption with brain volume in the Framingham study
	Drinking alcohol dulls the brain’s ability to detect threats
	Is there a J-shaped relationship between alcohol consumption and cognitive function with ageing? b y Creina S. Stockley, Health and Regulatory Information Manager, The Australian Wine Research Institute
	Does alcohol or aspirin consumption increase hemorrhaging in traumatic brain injury patients?
	Drinking heavy amounts of alcohol shrinks the brain
	Moderate alcohol consumption is associated with better cognitive function amongst US veterans
	Moderate Alcohol Intake and Mental Function In Older Women
	Moderate drinking associated with better cognition in women
	Two studies offer clues about how alcoholic behaviour is switched
	Heavy or binge drinking and its effect on the brain
	Drinking and mental health risk
	Alcohol and Cognitive Function in Women
	Alcohol and Brain Structure
	Brain stimulation in alcoholics
	Alcohol on the Brain: Myths and Mysteries by Baroness Susan Greenfield