alcohol risk_factor_for Liver cirrhosis
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Evidence (7 sources)
Genome-wide association study of alcohol consumption and genetic overlap with other health-related traits in UK Biobank (N=112 117).
(2017)
PMID:28937693
cited
Levels of alcohol consumption within a population are strongly linked to ... liver cirrhosis ...
confidence: 0.90
Increased cigarette tax is associated with reductions in alcohol consumption in a longitudinal U.S. sample.
(2014)
PMID:23930623
cited
Excessive drinking impacts risk for ... cirrhosis of the liver ...
confidence: 0.96
The genetic basis of alcoholism: multiple phenotypes, many genes, complex networks.
(2012)
PMID:22348705
cited
...may be followed by inflammation, apoptosis, fibrosis and cirrhosis.
confidence: 0.94
Alcohol consumption and non-communicable diseases: epidemiology and policy implications.
(2011)
PMID:21819471
cited
For men drinking 30 g of absolute alcohol per day is associated with a RR of 2.8 of dying from liver cirrhosis; 54 g/day gives RR 2.3 for acquiring liver cirrhosis.
confidence: 0.95
Alcohol consumption and non-communicable diseases: epidemiology and policy implications.
(2011)
PMID:21819471
cited
detrimental burden from alcohol is greatest for ... liver cirrhosis
confidence: 0.92
Alcohol consumption can result in many negative consequences ... health consequences such as liver cirrhosis
confidence: 0.95
Toward a global view of alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, and cocaine use: findings from the WHO World Mental Health Surveys.
(2008)
PMID:18597549
cited
cross‑national comparisons for alcohol ... plotted in relation to pertinent causes of death (e.g., liver cirrhosis)
confidence: 0.90