The liver and alcohol

Section last updated: January 11, 2013

	The liver and alcohol
	Association of water softness and heavy alcohol consumption with higher hospital admission rates for alcoholic liver disease (Dec 2013)
	Modest alcohol consumption may reduce liver fat content (Sep 2012)
	Drinkers in soft water areas at higher risk of alcohol related liver disease (Sep 2012)
	Traffic-light blood test shows hidden alcohol harm (Sep 2012)
	Alcohol drinking and primary liver cancer: A pooled analysis of four Japanese cohort studies (Sep 2012)
	Risk and severity of liver disease reduced by modest alcohol consumption (May 2012)
	Genes modify the risk of liver disease among alcoholics (Jan 2012)
	Liver disease is less prevalent than cancer and cardiovascular diseases as cause of death in heavy drinkers (Jan 2012)
	Social class and changes in mortality from liver cirrhosis over the 20th century
	Greater than moderate alcohol intake increases the risk of liver cirrhosis (Oct 2010)
	Body mass index and risk of liver cirrhosis in middle aged UK women: prospective study
	Drinking patterns, dependency and life-time drinking history in alcohol-related liver disease
	The liver - a complex diagnosis by Helena Conibear
	Alcohol, liver enzymes and risk for type 2 diabetes
	Resveratrol prevents fat accumulation in livers of alcoholic mice
	Modest wine drinking may decrease non alcoholic fatty liver disease
	‘Liver holiday’ may benefit drinkers
	Drug 'may reverse liver disease'
	Drinking coffee may be related to a reduced risk of developing the liver disease alcoholic cirrhosis
	Alcohol abuse can jeopardise transplants
	Alcohol may have a greater effect on women's livers
	Patterns of Drinking and Liver Disease
	The Liver and Genetics Seminar Review By Dr Bernard Dixon OBE
	Drink a Little, Eat a Little, And Nurture Your Liver By Harvey E. Finkel, M.D
	Who gets Alcoholic Liver Disease: Nature or Nurture?
	Body weight, alcohol consumption and liver enzyme activity
	Genetic and acquired factors that influence individual susceptibility to alcohol-associated liver disease
	Alcohol and regeneration of the liver