Alcohol Research & Health, Volume 24.1, Highlights From the Tenth Special Report to Congress


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Highlights From the Tenth Special Report to Congress
Volume 24, Number 1, 2000

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3 Introduction

3 In This Issue

5 Health Risks and Benefits of Alcohol Consumption

32 Prenatal Exposure to Alcohol

12 Alcohol, the Brain, and Behavior: Mechanisms of Addiction

42 Latest Approaches to Preventing Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism

17 Why Do Some People Drink Too Much? the Role of Genetic and Psychosocial Influences

53 Research Refines Alcoholism Treatment Options

27 Medical Consequences of Alcohol Abuse

62 Economic Analysis Aids Alcohol Research

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Updated: October 2000


5	Health Risks and Benefits of Alcohol Consumption	32	Prenatal Exposure to Alcohol
12	Alcohol, the Brain, and Behavior: Mechanisms of Addiction	42	Latest Approaches to Preventing Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
17	Why Do Some People Drink Too Much? the Role of Genetic and Psychosocial Influences	53	Research Refines Alcoholism Treatment Options
27	Medical Consequences of Alcohol Abuse	62	Economic Analysis Aids Alcohol Research

Highlights From the Tenth Special Report to Congress Volume 24, Number 1, 2000

Highlights From the Tenth Special Report to Congress
Volume 24, Number 1, 2000