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Temporal Patterns of Alcohol Use by Alcoholics
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1977Examination of data gathered from 21 hospitalized alcoholics regarding rank order of time intervals for use (most common to least common) of alcohol showed a significant correspondence to the temporal pattern for drug use in young polydrug users ( rho = .943). The most common time for use was 6 PM to 10 PM.
W I, Albott +5 more
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Alcohol Use by Alcoholics with and without a History of Parental alcoholism
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, 1990The association between parental history of alcoholism and the nature of alcoholism was assessed using a more reliable measure of family history (Family Tree Questionnaire) and a more comprehensive inventory of alcoholism (Alcohol Use Inventory) than used in earlier studies.
T G, Worobec +5 more
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The Lancet, 2019
Alcohol use disorders consist of disorders characterised by compulsive heavy alcohol use and loss of control over alcohol intake. Alcohol use disorders are some of the most prevalent mental disorders globally, especially in high-income and upper-middle-income countries; and are associated with high mortality and burden of disease, mainly due to medical
Andre F, Carvalho +4 more
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Alcohol use disorders consist of disorders characterised by compulsive heavy alcohol use and loss of control over alcohol intake. Alcohol use disorders are some of the most prevalent mental disorders globally, especially in high-income and upper-middle-income countries; and are associated with high mortality and burden of disease, mainly due to medical
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Alcohol Use and Alcohol Use Disorders
2010Abstract Alcohol use disorders (AUDs), alcohol abuse and alcohol dependence, are among the most prevalent mental disorders in the United States and elsewhere. Controversy exists with respect to the optimal way of classifying these disorders and the boundaries between normal and abnormal drinking.
Kenneth J. Sher +2 more
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Alcohol Use and Alcohol Use Disorders
2016Citation: Patel, V., D. Chisholm., T. Dua, R. Laxminarayan, and M. E. Medina-Mora, editors. 2015. Mental, Neurological, and Substance Use Disorders. Disease Control Priorities, third edition, volume 4. Washington, DC: World Bank. doi:10.1596/978-1-4648-0426-7.
Mora, ME Medina +6 more
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Alcohol Use Policies That Restrict Alcohol Use
Substance Use & Misuse, 2012The present commentary reacts to ideas including viewing alcohol use as being an important device of proper socialization, which may contrast with duties to regulate alcohol misuse. I argue that formal policies to restrict alcohol use are often based on attempting to reduce misuse of alcohol as an intoxicant, and often times support informal policies ...
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Alcohol Use and Alcohol Use Disorders
2012AbstractHeavy alcohol use in the general population, especially among late adolescents and young adults, is highly prevalent and associated with a range of adverse health outcomes, such as unintentional injury and sexually transmitted infections, as well as fetal injury in pregnant women. Although heavy consumption tends to decrease as individuals age,
Kenneth J. Sher +3 more
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Menopause, 2016
Clinicians should periodically assess their menopausal patients' alcohol use. Specific health hazards from excessive alcohol consumption, as well as potential benefits of low-level consumption (for cardiovascular disease, bone health, and type 2 diabetes), should be discussed with their patients who drink.
Richard W, Wilsnack, Sharon C, Wilsnack
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Clinicians should periodically assess their menopausal patients' alcohol use. Specific health hazards from excessive alcohol consumption, as well as potential benefits of low-level consumption (for cardiovascular disease, bone health, and type 2 diabetes), should be discussed with their patients who drink.
Richard W, Wilsnack, Sharon C, Wilsnack
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Clinics in Liver Disease, 2016
Unhealthy alcohol use is common and routine screening is essential to identify patients and initiate appropriate treatment. At-risk or hazardous drinking is best managed with brief interventions, which can be performed by any provider and are designed to enhance patients' motivations and promote behavioral change.
Stephen, Holt, Jeanette, Tetrault
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Unhealthy alcohol use is common and routine screening is essential to identify patients and initiate appropriate treatment. At-risk or hazardous drinking is best managed with brief interventions, which can be performed by any provider and are designed to enhance patients' motivations and promote behavioral change.
Stephen, Holt, Jeanette, Tetrault
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