Alcohols

Papers on alcohols

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Wednesday, October 21

Nutrition Journal

Alcohol’s link to death rates varied by drink in UK adults

High alcohol intake was linked to higher death rates than never or occasional drinking (hazard ratio 1.24, comparing death rates over time).High alcohol intake was linked to higher death rates than never or occasional drinking (hazard ratio 1.24, comparing death rates over time).

Associations of total and specific alcohol from beer/cider, spirits and wine with various site-specific cancer mortality&.
Cohort · 340,924 peoplePopulations

Tuesday, October 20

Scientific Reports

Spirits and beer linked to acute kidney injury in UK drinkers

In 250,791 current drinkers, spirits and beer had hazard ratios—measures of relative risk over time—of 1.40 and 1.24, respectively, for acute kidney injury.In 250,791 current drinkers, spirits and beer had hazard ratios—measures of relative risk over time—of 1.40 and 1.24, respectively, for acute kidney injury.

Cohort · 250,791 peopleAcute kidney injury

Monday, October 19

GeroScience

Personalized phone advice showed limited benefit in older adults

The hazard ratio for death—a comparison of death rates over time—was 0.66 for personalized versus general advice, with no clear difference.The hazard ratio for death—a comparison of death rates over time—was 0.66 for personalized versus general advice, with no clear difference.

Randomized trial · 441 peopleInterventions