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Alcohol use kills 140,000 Americans annually Why is it undertreated?

Medications can help the 1 in 12 people who suffer from alcohol use disorder. But most will never be treated.

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When you go sober for even a month, your body will change Here s how

When you go sober for even a month, your body will change Here s how
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Alcohol abuse is on the rise, but doctors too often fail to treat it

Like many people who struggle to control their drinking, Andy Mathisen tried a lot of ways to cut back.

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Can Dry January lead to mindful drinking ? - Los Angeles Times

Many folks ring in the New Year with a Dry January. We asked experts about the practice of shunning alcohol for a month.

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Stimulants Plus Buprenorphine for OUD a Double-Edge Sword?

Stimulants may lead to better engagement in buprenorphine treatment at the cost of a modest increase in drug overdose risk in patients with opioid addiction.

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