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For heavy drinkers with BMI ≥30 kg m-2, each 5 kg m-2 higher BMI was associated with an elevated all-cause mortality in men (hazard ratios 1.27, 95% confidence interval [CI]: 1.16-1.40) and women (1.12, [1.02-1.24]). The excess risk due to interaction was more pronounced in men (7.30, [3.60-11.00]) than women (2.90, [0.50-5.30]).
10 Μαρ 2021 · Multiple studies have demonstrated that men have significantly higher rates of alcohol consumption and high-volume drinking in comparison to women. 3 Men have been shown to consistently surpass women in drinking frequency, quantity, and rate of binge drinking; and this pattern has been demonstrated throughout the world and across different cultu...
1 Νοε 2015 · Health surveys in alcoholics and alcohol abusers reveal higher morbidity rates in females than males (Chou, 1994). According to WHO, alcohol-attributable cardiovascular diseases and diabetes are more common in females, compared to males (33.6% vs. 10.6% of DALYs, respectively; WHO, 2014).
1 Ιουν 2021 · Alcohol consumption (g/d) in all and males and females for brain grey matter (N = 10,143), brain white matter (N = 9053), heart (N = 11,821), aorta (N = 12,376), and liver (N = 3649). Click here to view.
29 Οκτ 2020 · By 2018, levels declined significantly for both and the gender gap reversed, with 22% of females reporting alcohol use in the past month compared to 17% of males. 22 Among 12th graders, in 1991, 58% of males and 49% of females drank in the month before the survey.
Findings indicate that certain biological (i.e., genetic risk, neurological abnormalities associated with P300 amplitudes) and psychosocial (i.e., impact of positive drinking expectancies, personality characteristics, and deviance proneness) factors appear to impact boys and girls similarly.
In summary, this study shows that men and women (ages 22–30) have livers of nearly equal volume and similar AERs (g/h) as measured by the alcohol clamping method. Because females on the average have a smaller lean body mass than males, the AER per unit lean body mass is higher in women than in men.
