Topic: National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism

A panel of experts in Britain assessed 20 different drugs on the basis of the harm each does to both individual users and to others affected by their usage (society). Although heroin, crack cocaine and metamfetamine were the three drugs that were ...
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) will likely merge its two institutes that study addiction. And nonaddiction research would go elsewhere-for example, NIAAA's research on fetal alcohol syndrome would likely be transferred to the National Institute of Child Health and Development. The ...
The early stages of alcoholism often aren?t noticed if the drinking appears to be socially acceptable or if the person seems to have control over the amount of drinking. The alcoholic will develop a strong craving to drink; he will have trouble ...
Alcohol abuse is the recurrent and excessive use of alcohol. Behaviors frequently associated with alcohol abuse include DUI's, unstable interpersonal relationships, and organ or neurological damage due to excessive and/or prolonged alcohol consumption. Unfortunately, social drinking can be the first step toward ...

Alcoholism in children

Alcoholism follows a pattern, and addiction causes a ripple effect throughout a family. Our story is presented in first person; the facts, according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, are given in brackets. [The NIAAA says, ?People who start ...
Alcohol induced indulgence is one of the most serious contributors to unwanted weight gain in both women and men. When you?re drinking, you?re more likely to eat six handfuls of the Chex Party Mix. A few additional funny facts on alcohol worth ...
Alcoholism is considered a disease where an inherited gene makes anindividual more prone to alcohol addiction. Dr. Eric Hollander, co-author of the Clinical Manual of Impulse-Control Disorders, has extensively studied both obsessive-compulsive disorder and impulse control disorders.In the article, ?Is Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder ...
California alcohol treatment centers have seen many methods for treating alcoholism come and go over the years. Though there have been numerous advances in medical treatments for alcoholism and other drugs, there is no easy cure and many of the tools needed ...
DISCUSJuly 31, 2008Five Tips for Discussing Alcohol With College StudentsWith millions of college students preparing to leave home for the campus, Distilled Spirits Council President Peter Cressy, a former college president and university chancellor, today urged parents to set aside time to ...

Are You a Problem Hubber?

How is HubPages like Cheers? Luckily, the majority of those participating on HubPages can pick up or leave hubbing alone. Answer these screening questions and decide for yourself if you, or someone you are a fan of, might be overdoing it.HUBUSERS, or ...
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