… at high risk include those who are homeless, impoverished, mentally ill, those with a family
history of alcohol addiction, family dysfunction or disruption, foetal alcohol spectrum disorder (…

… alcohol dependence. Methods: We review genetic and environmental risk factors for the
development of alcohol addiction … systems, due to regular alcohol intake. Results: Stress as well …

… Alcohol addiction is a brain disorder involving the brain reward circuit, and … at high risk of
anxiety, depression, impaired cognition performance, and illicit drug use. Alcohol addiction is …

… consuming alcohol at a very high risk level is small, these people account for a significant
proportion of certain diseases, and given the burden associated with very high risk alcohol …

… exposed to a variety of high-risk situations in order to assess … received training in coping
with highrisk situations for relapse; … to include relapse to other addictive behaviors (eg smoking …

… However, since depression and suicidal risk are highly prevalent in alcohol-dependent
patients, they are difficult to be attributed to naltrexone [Citation89]. In the subsequent COMBINE …

… Main motives that induced to use the alcohol were: wish to … statistically significant relation
between alcohol use and smoking, … The alcohol addiction of schoolchildren at higher grades is …

… alcohol consumption rates at the level of an individual drinking session. Here, we aimed
to compare the rate of alcohol consumption in social drinkers at high risk for alcohol use …

… or high-risk drinkers have been viewed as not relevant to efforts to prevent alcohol problems,
and in … In this review we consider evidence that high-risk programs may have an impact on …

… Using a systems medicine approach, our goals are to better understand the aetiology of
alcohol addiction, to define risk factors in young people for alcohol-use disorders later in life, …