Alcohol in Moderation

Section last updated: Monday, May 12, 2008

	Women & Alcohol
	SUMMARY PAPER: Facts about the consumption of alcohol and its association with breast cancer by Creina Stockley of the Australian Wine Research Institute
	SUMMARY PAPER: The safe use of alcohol during pregnancy by Creina Stockley of the Australian Wine Research institute
	Pregnant women who binge drink risk stillbirth
	Drinking plus hormones may up breast cancer risk
	Little evidence that occasional binge drinking while pregnant seriously harms fetus
	Moderate wine consumption may help boost women's health
	'How drinking effects women’s health' - by Harvey E.Finkel MD
	Women’s risk of heart attack lowered by moderate drinking
	Alcohol drinking linked to reduced risk of renal cell cancer
	Alcohol increases breast cancer growth
	Prenatal alcohol exposure and attention, learning and intellectual ability
	Drinking more than moderately increases breast cancer risk
	Lowering cholestrol lowers women's stroke risk
	Alcohol consumption and breast cancer risk in the Women's Health Study
	Targetted interventions for 'at risk' may cut risk of drinking in pregnancy
	Older women may benefit from moderate drinking
	Healthy lifestyle reduces women's ischemic stroke risk
	Prospective study of alcohol drinking patterns and coronary heart disease in women and men
	Moderate drinking associated with better cognition in women
	Alcohol and ovarian cancer risk
	Women, Alcohol and Lifestyle Issues Related to Breast Cancer by Elisabeth Holmgren
	Gene mutation protects fetus from alcohol’s effects
	Females, alcohol and hormones
	New ‘eye movement’ test may help treat fetal alcohol syndrome
	Can adequate folate consumption mitigate the risk of excessive alcohol consumption in breast cancer?
	Risk Factors for Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
	Current alcohol use is associated with a reduced risk of hot flushes in midlife women
	The importance of folate for moderate drinkers by Creina Stockley
	Women's vunerability to Alcohol by Creina Stockley
	Alcohol may have a greater effect on women's livers
	Effects of moderate alcohol consumption on folate and vitamin B12 status
	Genetics in Alcohol Associated Breast Cancer
	Binge Drinking during Pregnancy
	Is wine or Alcohol More Beneficial in Women?
	Use of Oral Contraceptives, Alcohol and Risk for Invasive Breast Cancer
	Alcohol and Cognitive Function in Women
	A Couple of Drinks Can Aid the Memory
	Alcohol May Protect Women's Bones
	Healthy Lifestyle May Reduce Women's Risk of Developing Cancer
	Light-to-Moderate Drinking has Little Effect on Risk of Breast Cancer
	Antioxidants During Pregnancy May Help Prevent Birth Defects Tied to Alcohol
	Moderately Drinking Women found to be in Overall Better Health
	Can the Light to Moderate Consumption of Alcohol Affect Fertility and Fecundity
	Alcohol and Preterm Pregnancy
	Women ‘suffer worse hangovers’
	Drinking and blood pressure in young women and the rest of us by Harvey E. Finkel, M.D.
	Alcohol and pregnancy - the Danish experience by Dr. Erik Skovenborg
	Commentary on alcohol and breast cancer by R.Curtis Ellison MD
	Alcohol and breast cancer
	Alcohol and breast feeding
	Moderate alcohol use and waiting time to pregnancy
	Moderate Drinking Appears to be Associated with Higher Bone Density in Elderly Women
	Long-Chain Alcohol Found to Block Mechanism of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
	Dietary Folate consumption and Breast Cancer risk
	MODERATE ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION AND BONE DENSITY AMONG POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN
	FOLATE INTAKE AND RISK OF BREAST CANCER
	Does a glass of wine a day harm the foetus?
	"WOMEN & ALCOHOL" A report by Dr Erik Skovenborg on the 2nd Alcohol and Health Symposium, Sweden.
	Pregnant women can drink safely in moderation
	Oral contraceptives and heart attack: results of the MICA case control study by Dr Erik Skovenborg
	Wine and beer consumption is associated with strongly reduced risk for kidney stones in women