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alcohol-dependent

Definitions

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  • noun a person suffering from the disease of alcoholism.

from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.

  • adjective addicted to alcohol

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Examples

  • Between 10% and 20% of the population has this variation, which is also thought to prote ct against becoming alcohol-dependent.

    In Search of Alcoholism Genes Melinda Beck 2011

  • If you've done any three of these seven, you meet the criteria for alcohol-dependent:

    In Search of Alcoholism Genes Melinda Beck 2011

  • Several studies of alcohol-dependent patients treated with the drug naltrexone found that those with one variation of an opioid-receptor gene had a significantly lower rate of relapse than those with a different variation.

    In Search of Alcoholism Genes Melinda Beck 2011

  • The research "represents an important step in understanding how the brain changes when it moves from a normal to an alcohol-dependent state," lead researcher Marisa Roberto, an associate professor at the Scripps Research Institute, said in a Scripps news release.

    Stress hormone may be key to alcoholism 2010

  • Men are more likely than women to become alcohol-dependent, while women suffer disproportionately from depression, which has increased markedly in the last four decades.

    A third of Europeans are suffering from a mental disorder in any one year 2011

  • If you've done any three of these seven, you meet the criteria for alcohol-dependent:

    Who Is an Alcoholic? 2011

  • In a groundbreaking new study titled Alcoholics Anonymous attendance following 12-step treatment participation as a link between alcohol-dependent fathers 'treatment involvement and their children's externalizing problems in the January 2009 issue of the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment researchers Jasmina Andreas and Timothy O'Farrell in association with Brown University, Harvard Medical School and VA Boston Healthcare System proposed that fathers' greater treatment involvement in 12-step attendance would benefit later child behavior.

    Darren Littlejohn: The 12 Steps: A Necessary But Not Sufficient Cause For Recovery 2009

  • A prime example of this is the alcohol-dependent person who has to have a drink early in the morning to avoid the “shakes,” one of the symptoms of the addiction itself.

    Helping the Addict You Love M.D. Laurence M. Westreich 2007

  • A prime example of this is the alcohol-dependent person who has to have a drink early in the morning to avoid the “shakes,” one of the symptoms of the addiction itself.

    Helping the Addict You Love M.D. Laurence M. Westreich 2007

  • "While we knew that many young adults had problematic involvement with alcohol from our research on college-aged drinkers, we were certainly surprised by the proportion of alcohol-dependent individuals who fell into that young adult cluster," Moss tells WebMD.

    New Study Shows There are 5 Types of Alcoholics | Impact Lab 2007

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