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Title: Association Between Alcohol Consumption and Metabolic Syndrome Among Korean Adults: Nondrinker Versus Lifetime Abstainer as a Reference Group.
Authors: Park, Seung Ha (AUTHOR)
Source: Substance Use & Misuse. Feb2012, Vol. 47 Issue 4, p442-449. 8p.
Subjects: Alcohol drinking, Metabolic syndrome, Koreans, Physiological effects of alcohol, Reference groups, Temperance, Controlled drinking, Disease prevalence
Abstract (English): Background: Discrepant results regarding the association between alcohol consumption and metabolic syndrome may be partly attributable to the different selection of the reference group. Methods: Data from a representative sample of 6,432 Korean adults in 2008 were analyzed. Results: Using lifetime abstainers as the reference group, the prevalence of metabolic syndrome among men was increased in ex-drinkers [[3.15 (1.69-5.89)]], responsible drinking [[0.1-39.9 g/day; 1.77 (1.0-3.13)]], and hazardous drinking [[≥40 g/day; 2.06 (1.05-4.07)]]. Conclusions: Alcohol consumption in men, but not in women, is associated with a higher prevalence of metabolic syndrome. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish): Relación entre el consumo de alcohol y el síndrome metabólico entre adultos coreanos: No bebedor contra abstemio diario como el grupo de referencia. Antecedentes: Los resultados discrepantes respecto a la relación entre el consumo de alcohol y el síndrome metabólico pueden ser parcialmente atribuido a la diferente selección de grupo de referencia. Métodos: Los datos de una muestra representativa de 6,432 adultos coreanos en 2008 fueron analizados. Resultados: El uso de los abstemios diarios como grupo de referencia, la prevalencia del síndrome metabólico entre los homtbres fue aumentado en ex-bebedores [3.15 (1.69 a 5.89)], consumo responsable de alcohol[0.1–39.9 g/día; 1.77 (1.0 a 3.13)], y consumo de riesgo [≥40g/día; 2.06 (1.05 a 4.07)]. Conclusiones: El consumo de alcohol, en los varones pero no en las mujeres, tiene que ver con la prevalencia más alta de síndrome metabólico. Palabras clave: alcohol, prevalencia, síndrome metabólico [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (French): Association entre la consommation d'alcool et le syndrome métabolique parmi les adultes coréens: non-buveur par rapport abstinent à perpétuité comme groupe de référence Contexte: résultats discordants concernant l'association entre la consommation d'alcool et le syndrome métabolique peut être en partie attribuable à la sélection différente du groupe de référence. Méthodes: Les données à partir d'un échantillon représentatif de 6432 adultes coréens en 2008 ont été analysées. Résultats: En utilisant abstinents à vie comme groupe de référence, la prévalence du syndrome métabolique parmi les hommes a augmenté chez les ex-buveurs [[3,15 (de 1,69 à 5,89)]], la consommation responsable [[de 0,1 à 39,9 g / jour; 1,77 (1,0 à 3,13)]], et la consommation dangereuse [[≥40g/day; 2,06 (1,05 à 4,07)]]. Conclusions: La consommation d'alcool, chez les hommes mais pas chez les femmes, est associée à une prévalence plus élevée du syndrome métabolique Mots clés: alcool, prévalence, syndrome métabolique [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Background: Discrepant results regarding the association between alcohol consumption and metabolic syndrome may be partly attributable to the different selection of the reference group. Methods: Data from a representative sample of 6,432 Korean adults in 2008 were analyzed. Results: Using lifetime abstainers as the reference group, the prevalence of metabolic syndrome among men was increased in ex-drinkers [[3.15 (1.69-5.89)]], responsible drinking [[0.1-39.9 g/day; 1.77 (1.0-3.13)]], and hazardous drinking [[≥40 g/day; 2.06 (1.05-4.07)]]. Conclusions: Alcohol consumption in men, but not in women, is associated with a higher prevalence of metabolic syndrome. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Relación entre el consumo de alcohol y el síndrome metabólico entre adultos coreanos: No bebedor contra abstemio diario como el grupo de referencia. Antecedentes: Los resultados discrepantes respecto a la relación entre el consumo de alcohol y el síndrome metabólico pueden ser parcialmente atribuido a la diferente selección de grupo de referencia. Métodos: Los datos de una muestra representativa de 6,432 adultos coreanos en 2008 fueron analizados. Resultados: El uso de los abstemios diarios como grupo de referencia, la prevalencia del síndrome metabólico entre los homtbres fue aumentado en ex-bebedores [3.15 (1.69 a 5.89)], consumo responsable de alcohol[0.1–39.9 g/día; 1.77 (1.0 a 3.13)], y consumo de riesgo [≥40g/día; 2.06 (1.05 a 4.07)]. Conclusiones: El consumo de alcohol, en los varones pero no en las mujeres, tiene que ver con la prevalencia más alta de síndrome metabólico. Palabras clave: alcohol, prevalencia, síndrome metabólico [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Association entre la consommation d'alcool et le syndrome métabolique parmi les adultes coréens: non-buveur par rapport abstinent à perpétuité comme groupe de référence Contexte: résultats discordants concernant l'association entre la consommation d'alcool et le syndrome métabolique peut être en partie attribuable à la sélection différente du groupe de référence. Méthodes: Les données à partir d'un échantillon représentatif de 6432 adultes coréens en 2008 ont été analysées. Résultats: En utilisant abstinents à vie comme groupe de référence, la prévalence du syndrome métabolique parmi les hommes a augmenté chez les ex-buveurs [[3,15 (de 1,69 à 5,89)]], la consommation responsable [[de 0,1 à 39,9 g / jour; 1,77 (1,0 à 3,13)]], et la consommation dangereuse [[≥40g/day; 2,06 (1,05 à 4,07)]]. Conclusions: La consommation d'alcool, chez les hommes mais pas chez les femmes, est associée à une prévalence plus élevée du syndrome métabolique Mots clés: alcool, prévalence, syndrome métabolique [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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