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Women drink less alcohol and have fewer alcohol-related problems than men. Women appear to be less likely than men to manifest certain risk factors for alcohol use and problems and are more likely to have certain protective factors against these problems: women perceive greater social sanctions for drinking; women are less likely to have characteristics associated with excessive drinking including...
Background. We analyzed the relation between selected lifestyles and diseases and the risk of non-fatal acute myocardial infarction (AMI) in women in Northern Italy.Methods. We used a combined data set from three case-control studies, including 558 cases and 1,044 hospital controls.Results. The strongest risk factor for AMI was smoking, the odds ratio (OR) being 4.0 in current smokers (11.6 for >=...
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