Articles - updated 04/02/2010
Good cheer for Christmas - there are some benefits to getting older!
Moderate consumption of alcoholic beverages may protect against type 2 diabetes
Timing of heavy alcohol consumption in pregnancy has different effects on child behaviour problems
Alcohol consumption- associated breast cancer incidence and potential effect modifiers - The Japan public health center-based prospective study
Regular and moderate red and white wine consumption improve arterial function in type 2 diabetics
Alcoholic ‘energy’ drinks could raise risks from intoxication
Are brief alcohol interventions likely to be effective in routine primary care practice?
Hops compound may prevent prostate cancer
Articles - updated 05/01/2010
Detailed analysis of International research concerning alcohol consumption during pregnancy and breast feeding
Alcohol consumption and cardiovascular risk: mechanisms of action and epidemiologic perspectives
Alcohol consumption, hypertension, and total mortality among women
Alcohol and folate intake and breast cancer risk in the WHI Observational Study
Alcohol Abstainers may be at higher risk of depression
White wines may damage to teeth more than reds
Couples should avoid drinking alcohol during fertility treatment, study finds
Alcohol and mobility in the elderly
Changes in antioxidant endogenous enzymes (activity and gene expression levels) after repeated red wine intake
Daily consumption of alcoholic beverages may lower risk of benign prostate enlargement
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