Byline: ROBIN YAPPDRINKING alcohol within the 'safe' levels set down by the Government may actually do serious harm, a study suggests.Researchers found that just a pint of beer or glass of wine a day early in adulthood may almost double the risk of heart problems later in life.Those who...
Byline: ROBIN YAPPDRINKING alcohol within the 'safe' levels set down by the Government may actually do serious harm, a study suggests.Researchers found that just a pint of beer or glass of wine a day early in adulthood may almost double the risk of heart problems later in life.Those who...
Participants completed a postal survey on alcohol consumption using the AUDIT-C. Results: Applying multiple risky drinking criteria indicated that 6.6% to 31.7% of women and 21.6% to 44.8% of men were risky drinkers. Men were more likely than women to have inaccurate knowledge of the NHMRC ...
"There is no risk-free level of alcohol consumption," says Dr. Rehm. "There is always some risk, and the risk increases in accordance with the level of consumption." Having said that, Dr. Rehm believes that it would be helpful to have low-risk drinking guidelines, written for the public...
Studies about drinking alcohol typically have one thing in common: The result is usually that everything's OK in moderation.
However, a caveat is in order here. Whenalcohol useis self-reported, respondents might underestimate, or underreport, their actual alcohol intake.[4]This can result in finding associations between cancer and light to moderate drinking, when in reality, alcohol intake is much higher....
Earlier this year Chief Medical Officer Dame Sally Davies studied carefully the alcohol guidelines(指导方针)for the first time in thirty years. She told people there was no safe level of drinking and advised them to drink no more than 14 units a week. But researchers say this guidance isn’...
A new scientific study concludes there is no safe level of drinking alcohol. The study, published today in the international medical journalThe Lancet, shows that in 2016, nearly 3 million deaths globally were attributed toalcoholuse, including 12 percent of deaths in males between the ages of ...
according to the EASL guidelines as having either metabolic syndrome (based on the ATP-III criteria [15]) or viral hepatitis or excessive alcohol consumption (>20 g/d for women and >30 g/d for men) [16], which was estimated by the frequency and amount of alcohol consumed per drinking ...
Hot tub safety for adults Be mindful of alcohol use - if you want to have a few alcoholic drinks – you can enjoy them responsibly after your hot tub session Keep hydrated by drinking water before and after a hot tub session as this can help reduce dizziness and feeling nauseous ...