Diabetes and Alcohol

Section last updated: April 22, 2013

	Diabetes & Alcohol
	SUMMARY PAPER: Alcohol and Diabetes by Elisabeth Holmgren
	Binge drinking may increase Type II diabetes risk by causing insulin resistance
	Swedish study supports a “U-shaped” association of alcohol consumption with risk of pre-diabetes and diabetes mellitus (May 2012)
	Lifestyle factors and risk for new-onset diabetes - a population-based cohort study (Dec 2011)
	Regular moderate consumption of alcoholic beverages may lower type 2 diabetes risk (April 2011)
	Changes in alcohol consumption and subsequent risk of type 2 diabetes in men (March 2011)
	Both alcohol and caffeinated coffee are associated with lower risk of diabetes in African-American women (Nov 2010)
	Type 2 diabetes risk lower among moderate drinkers (August 2010)
	Alcohol and type 2 diabetes - A review (Aug 2010)
	Moderate drinking linked to lower diabetes risk
	Alcohol intake and 19-year mortality in diabetic men in Japan
	Moderate consumption of alcoholic beverages may protect against type 2 diabetes
	Alcohol, liver enzymes and risk for type 2 diabetes
	Alcohol consumption and risk of microvascular complications in type I diabetes
	Research fails to explain alcohol's preventative effect on diabetes
	Does consuming a Mediterranean diet reduce the risk of late onset diabetes?
	Wine and tea compounds linked to diabetes benefits
	The relationship between alcohol consumption and glycemic control among patients with diabetes
	How heavy alcohol use can cause hypoglycemia in diabetics
	Moderate drinking and diabetes risk
	Low doses of resveratrol may fight diabetes
	Moderate wine consumption improves fasting plasma glucose levels in diabetics
	Effect of moderate red wine intake on cardiac prognosis after recent acute myocardial infarction of subjects with type 2 diabetes mellitus
	Moderate red wine consumption improves insulin resistance in type 2 diabetic patients
	Alcohol consumption and type 2 diabetes - a u-shaped relationship
	Alcohol may increase low blood sugar risk for diabetes type I patients
	Moderate Drinking Appears to Cut Diabetes Risk
	Alcohol Consumption and Diabetes Mellitus
	Moderate Drinking May Cut Diabetes Risk
	Wine consumers may have a reduced cardiovascular risk through improved insulin sensitivity and a reduced plasma concentration of homocysteine
	Alcohol may protect women from type II diabetes
	Should Diabetics drink? by Harvey Finkel M.D.
	Diabetes and alcohol by Dr.Erik Skovenborg
	Alcohol and Heart Disease In Diabetics
	Alcohol Intake and Incidence of Type 2 Diabetes in Men.
	"WOMEN & ALCOHOL" A report by Dr Erik Skovenborg on the 2nd Alcohol and Health Symposium, Sweden.