… related to alcohol dependence in a public health perspective is not only a legitimate
approach but a necessary one for responding effectively to threats to the health of populations. …

… from 2001 to 2002, 66% of people with alcohol dependence also meet the criteria for
alcohol abuse.Symptoms of alcohol dependence typically progress from abuse to impaired …

… From a public health perspective, it is important to understand why people do not seek …
how people with alcohol dependence perceive and discuss treatment for alcohol use disorders …

… Our approach to alcohol dependence comes primarily from a population health perspective.
That is, when the course of alcohol dependence is examined for the entire population of …

… an earlier development of alcohol dependence, which also progressed more rapidly compared
with the older counterparts. Moreover, accesses to alcohol have become less associated …

… of the pathophysiology of alcohol dependence. The purpose of this … of alcohol dependence
in the most affordable way possible. Psychotherapy is the mainstay of treatment for alcoholism…

… , including general health, physical and mental health, general … that alcohol dependence is
a primary cause of impairments in overall HRQOL, general health, mental and physical health …

… Introduction: Globally, Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) has a negative impact on health, economy
and … The following study aims to identify barriers to treatment of alcohol dependence, as …

… for alcohol dependence. It is argued that in-patient treatment for alcohol dependence ~er se
is … is justifiable for the treatment of the serious biomedical sequelae of dependence. For the …

… alcohol dependence. The current treatment system model, the Minnesota Model, was
developed by professionals at a State hospital in Minnesota and promulgated most famously by …