This finding was driven by a nearly significant difference between the reaction times of younger drinkers [Light Young = 844.19 ms, 717.83–970.55 ms; Moderate Young = 709.94 ms, 590.47–829.41 ms; t (55) = 2.44, p = 0.08] but not older drinkers [Light Old = 877.98 ms, 797.84–958.14 ms; Moderate Old = 836.58 ms, 762.57–910.58 ms; t (55) = 1.0, p = 0.75].
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Long-term moderate alcohol consumption does not exacerbate age-related cognitive decline in healthy, community-dwelling older adults.
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