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Controlled Drinking and the Treatment of Alcoholism
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1987To the Editor.— We wish to correct a misleading inference drawn from our data by Dr Maltzman 1 in his recent letter. From a prepublication manuscript, Dr Maltzman drew the figure that only 10% of our clinical sample were engaging in controlled and asymptomatic drinking at long-term follow-up.
W R, Miller, A L, Leckman, M, Tinkcom
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Social Modification of Drinking by Alcoholics
Quarterly Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 1974During a program in which alcoholics could choose to drink, those whose group discussions reinforced abstinence and who stated that they would remain abstinent subsequently drank less, while discus...
A I, Alterman +3 more
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Adjunctive alcohol drinking in humans
Physiology & Behavior, 1988In an attempt to validate the animal model of adjunctive ethanol drinking in people, human subjects were allowed access to ad lib beer while playing a game that delivered monetary reinforcements on a FI schedule. Subjects exposed to a longer FI schedule drank significantly more than those exposed to a shorter schedule, confirming the prediction made by
T F, Doyle, H H, Samson
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Assessing the Alcoholic’s Disposition to Drink
1977Reliable and valid techniques for assessing the alcoholic's disposition to drink would allow researchers to address many issues of clinical significance. This paper reviews some basic issues in behavioral assessment techniques, proposes several criteria for a reasonably general technique for assessing disposition to drink, and presents evidence ...
F R, Funderburk, R P, Allen
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Journal of Burn Care & Research, 2014
Alcohol-related burn injuries carry significant mortality and morbidity rates. Flaming alcoholic beverages served in trendy bars and clubs are becoming increasingly popular. The dangers associated with an ignited alcoholic drink are often underestimated by party goers whose risk assessment ability is already impaired by heavy alcohol consumption.
Alethea, Tan +4 more
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Alcohol-related burn injuries carry significant mortality and morbidity rates. Flaming alcoholic beverages served in trendy bars and clubs are becoming increasingly popular. The dangers associated with an ignited alcoholic drink are often underestimated by party goers whose risk assessment ability is already impaired by heavy alcohol consumption.
Alethea, Tan +4 more
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PSYCHODYNAMICS IN THE EXCESSIVE DRINKING OF ALCOHOL
Archives of Neurology And Psychiatry, 1953AS FOR THE comprehension of illness in general, an understanding of the pathological use of alcohol calls for a synthesis of knowledge of the several biological and social sciences. The particular contribution of psychiatry and psychiatrists has arisen out of experiences in the treatment of individual patients.
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Alcoholic drinks and asthma: A survey
British Journal of Diseases of the Chest, 1983A questionnaire was designed to investigate how commonly alcoholic drinks affected asthmatic patients in a population of 168 patients with asthma. Fifty-four patients (32.1%) reported that one or more types of drink made their asthma worse, the main offenders being wines, beer and whisky.
J G, Ayres, T J, Clark
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Alcohol and extended drinking hours
British Journal of Nursing, 2006Given the research that has been conducted into alcohol-related diseases (Room et al, 2005; Leon and McCambridge, 2006), it beggars belief that the Government should ever have considered, let alone allowed, the changes to drink licensing laws that took place towards the end of 2005.
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1968
Within 24 hours after they withdraw from drink, alcoholics may start to tremble, become nauseated, be unable to sleep, turn pale or faint while upright, and become angry or hostile. Because of withdrawal seizures, delirium tremens or toxic encephalopathy, they may then convulse, hallucinate and have fever and tachycardia. Withdrawal syndromes are often
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Within 24 hours after they withdraw from drink, alcoholics may start to tremble, become nauseated, be unable to sleep, turn pale or faint while upright, and become angry or hostile. Because of withdrawal seizures, delirium tremens or toxic encephalopathy, they may then convulse, hallucinate and have fever and tachycardia. Withdrawal syndromes are often
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Drinking in Iowa. V. Drinking and Alcoholic Drinking
Quarterly Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 1960H A, MULFORD, D E, MILLER
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