… Alcohol Use, which is listed separately as a health risk factor. … work within the World Health
Organization since the 1970s, … diagnostic guidelines for Alcohol Dependence. Comparison is …

… • Levels of treatment coverage for alcohol dependence (calculated as the proportion of
alcohol-dependent persons who are in contact with treatment services) varied widely in 2016 …

… risk factor for alcohol use disorders. Further, polygenic risk scores in genome-wide association
results DSM-IV alcohol dependence scores predicted problematic alcohol use during …

… There is a tremendous global and national (US) burden associated with alcohol misuse
and alcohol use disorder (AUD). Further, of the mental health disorders, AUD has the widest …

… As oxytocin modulates GABAergic signaling in the CeA, and the importance of CeA
GABAergic signaling in alcohol dependence, we examined the effects of oxytocin and alcohol on …

… equated with “alcohol dependence” or simply “alcoholism”), a … alcohol at the expense of
healthy rewards, and continued use despite adverse consequences (“compulsivity”). Alcoholism …

… The CIDI assesses AUDs by asking a series of questions that operationalize the DSM-IV
symptom criteria for Alcohol Abuse (ALA) and Alcohol Dependence (ALD). Respondents who …

… For prevalence, we defined AUDs as being composed of alcohol dependence and harmful
use of alcohol (ICD-10 [27]; or as alcohol use disorders as defined in the DSM–see above). …

… between risk for DSM-IV alcohol dependence and the shared components of the anxiety …
virtually no relationship between risk for alcohol dependence and the unique components of …

… The prevalence of alcoholdependence patients in China shows a rising trend year by year.
Alcohol dependence will not only cause serious harm to patients’ physical health and mental …