Importance Substantial heterogeneity and uncertainty exist in the observed associations
between alcohol consumption and dementia. Objective To assess the association between …

Introduction Observational studies have suggested that light-to-moderate alcohol
consumption decreases the risk of Alzheimer's disease, but it is unclear if this association is …

Publisher Summary This chapter emphasizes that the adverse effects of alcohol on cognitive
functioning are both complex and varied and may generally be divided into two types: the …

Elucidation of the association of tobacco and alcohol use with Alzheimer's disease (AD) may
advance etiological hypotheses and provide a theoretical basis for treatment. There is …

Objective: In several longitudinal studies, light‐to‐moderate drinking of alcoholic beverages
has been proposed as being protective against the development of age‐related changes in …

Alcohol-use-disorders (AUDs) afflict 1–3% of elderly subjects. The CAGE, SMAST-G, and
AUDIT are the most common and validated questionnaires used to identify AUDs in the …

The relationship between alcohol and dementia prevention has been widely studied, but
most studies have focused on the potential for modest alcohol consumption to reduce the …

We reviewed 143 papers that described the relationship between moderate drinking of
alcohol and some aspect of cognition. Two types of papers were found:(1) those that …

To explore the relationship between light to moderate alcohol consumption and risk of
dementia and Alzheimer's disease in very old people, a community-based dementia-free …

Background High-risk alcohol use is an established modifiable risk factor for dementia.
However, prior reviews have not addressed sex differences in alcohol-related dementia risk …