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Articles 1 to 20 of 402 “Hazardous” drinking and drug use have serious health implications 7/1/2005 “Casual” Smokers have a Greater Risk of Hazardous Drinking and Alcohol-use Disorders 12/1/2008 “Falling Down Drunk” Is Not a Laughing Matter 6/1/2000 “Hazardous Drinking” may be a New “Check Stop” on the Way to Alcohol Dependence 9/1/2008 A Family History of Alcoholism is Linked to Greater Sweet Preferences among Women 11/1/2007 A genetic difference at the opiate receptor gene affects a person’s response to alcohol 1/1/2005 A liking for sweets, combined with novelty seeking, may predict alcoholism 10/1/2004 A Neurogenetic Approach to Alcoholism 5/1/2001 A Stomach Enzyme Deficit May Place Women at More Risk From Drinking Alcohol 5/1/2001 A sweet tooth may be a "marker" for the genetic risk for developing alcoholism 12/1/2003 Abnormalities in Stress Hormone Response Among Alcoholics 7/1/2001 Abstinence May Make the Brain Grow Stronger 12/1/2001 Abstinent Alcoholics can have Reduced Brain Activation without Apparent Structural Damage 9/1/2007 Acamprosate: potential medication for treating alcoholism 8/1/2004 Acculturation in the Texas-Mexico Border Region: Effects on Drinking Differ by Gender 2/1/2008 Acetaldehyde may be the culprit behind hangovers 8/1/2005 Adapting to life in the U.S. can increase alcohol consumption among Latinas 1/1/2006 Addressing alcohol problems within the regular health care setting, and outside of specialized treatment 2/1/2006 Adolescent binge drinking produces tolerance to alcohol 11/1/2003 Adolescent brains are insensitive to alcohol for a short time, but at great cost 11/1/2006   Next Last
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