Background: Male patients constitute such a large proportion of trauma patients that most
studies of alcohol problems in trauma patients have been carried out with clinical data …

There is now a variety of replicable, empirically supported family-based treatments for
substance use disorders. Unfortunately, the gap between evidence-based substance abuse …

Objective: This study examined barriers to employability among women meeting criteria for a
substance dependence disorder who were identified by routine screening conducted in …

Der Inhalt: In der aktuellen Neuerscheinung der Reihe" Sucht-Therapie Special" verschiebt
sich der von Suchtpolitik und Kostenträgerseite in den Mittelpunkt der Behandlung gestellte …

Introduction The prediction of patient response to new pharmacotherapies for alcohol
dependence has usually not been successful with standard statistical techniques. We …

Aims Steady increases in alcohol consumption and related problems are likely to
accompany C hina's rapid epidemiological transition and profit‐based marketing activities …

Alcohol is the most commonly abused substance yet alcoholism is frequently undiagnosed.
The misuse of alcohol is common and frequently an occult problem. More than 10% of …

A variety of methodological advances are allowing alcoholism treatment researchers to
develop effective new treatments and to answer more complex questions regarding the …

Substance-abusing patients are frequently urged to participate in continuing care, or
“aftercare,” following an initial phase of treatment. However, there has been relatively little …

Addictions training curricula within traditional graduate and postgraduate programs of
professional disciplines lag behind those devoted to other disorders. After presenting a brief …