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"Fireside Chat" Approach to Addressing Barriers to Treatment Participation Effective in CTNs STRIDE Study
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10/01/2016
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“Hazardous” drinking and drug use have serious health implications
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07/01/2005
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“Falling Down Drunk” Is Not a Laughing Matter
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06/01/2000
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“Hazardous Drinking” may be a New “Check Stop” on the Way to Alcohol Dependence
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09/01/2008
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12-Step Facilitation Outcomes Similar for Both African Americans and Caucasians
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08/01/2016
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12-Step Sponsorship Associated with Positive Outcomes for Stimulant Users
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04/01/2017
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A Closer Look at Trauma under the Influence
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10/01/2009
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A Family History of Alcoholism is Linked to Greater Sweet Preferences among Women
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11/01/2007
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A Family History of Alcoholism May Add to Damaging Effects of Prenatal Alcohol Exposure
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11/01/2012
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A Fresh Look at the Effect of Gene/Environment Interaction on Alcoholism
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12/01/2009
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A genetic difference at the opiate receptor gene affects a person’s response to alcohol
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01/01/2005
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A liking for sweets, combined with novelty seeking, may predict alcoholism
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10/01/2004
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A national study of colleges identifies gaps in efforts to enforce alcohol laws
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09/01/2014
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A Need for Novelty may Indicate Future Alcohol Problems
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05/01/2009
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A Neurogenetic Approach to Alcoholism
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05/01/2001
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A Persons High or Low Response to Alcohol Says Much about Their Risk for Alcoholism
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09/01/2009
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A Red-Wine Polyphenol Called Resveratrol Demonstrates Significant Health Benefits
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09/01/2009
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A Stomach Enzyme Deficit May Place Women at More Risk From Drinking Alcohol
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05/01/2001
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A sweet tooth may be a "marker" for the genetic risk for developing alcoholism
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12/01/2003
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