Excessive Drinking, Not Alcoholism, May Lead To Most Alcohol-related Problems
Fri, 26 Jan 2007 04:00 AM EST
... Most people realize that too much alcohol can lead to multiple health problems, injuries and violence. Numerous statistics support the accuracy of this perception. Many people also assume that a substantial proportion of people who drink to excess are probably alcoholics. This may not be accurate. A recent study of the general population in New Mexico reveals that, in fact, most alcohol-related problems may be due to excessive drinking -- especially binge drinking -- among persons who are not alcoholics. ...
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- Pregnancy and Substance Abuse
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