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Moderate alcohol use is associated with decreased brain volume in early middle age in both sexes
2020
Scientific Reports
The aim was to examine cross-sectional association between moderate alcohol consumption and total brain volume in a cohort of participants in early middle-age, unconfounded by age-related neuronal change. 353 participants aged 39 to 45 years reported on their alcohol consumption using the AUDIT-C measure. Participants with alcohol abuse were excluded. Brain MRI was analyzed using a fully automated method. Brain volumes were adjusted by intracranial volume expressed as adjusted total brain
doi:10.1038/s41598-020-70910-5
pmid:32814788
fatcat:oxhn2al4u5fmfe5e776icwukpq