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Substantial scientific evidence has accumulated that both genetic and environmental factors predispose the development of alcoholism in certain indivi...
Prospects for research advances in alcoholism are very promising, because of the explosion in the neurosciences and advances in epidemiology and typol...
The Public Health Service and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration share the responsibility for problems related to injury prevention an...
Alcoholism is an often overlooked health problem because alcoholics usually do not seek treatment for their drinking problems. They do, however, seek ...
Sensitivity to gender issues in the research community has generated a modest but growing amount of data on the biological effects of alcohol consumpt...
An empirical biobehavioral research approach to the conditions generally identified as alcohol abuse and alcoholism emphasizes the temporal ordering o...
There are 28 million children of alcoholics in the United States--1 of every 8 Americans. They are more likely than others to suffer from alcoholism a...
Current data on efforts to prevent alcoholism indicate that we are better able to prevent some of the consequences of alcohol misuse, such as alcohol-...
The transfer to the Indian Health Service (IHS) of 158 alcohol treatment programs that had been administered by the National Institute on Alcohol Abus...
The Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration's Office for Substance Abuse Prevention (OSAP) was established to initiate programs to provi...
The nature of alcohol problems, knowledge about alcohol use and abuse, and public perceptions and responses have all undergone substantial change duri...
A discriminant analysis of the 806 suicide victims in Erie County, NY, from 1972-84, compared those with alcohol in the blood to those without. Thirty...
An extensive review of the literature on college students' drinking patterns and problems since the mid-1930s revealed no radical changes over the pas...
This article examines the role of health services research in alcoholism treatment. Alcoholism services research has only recently emerged as a self-d...
During fiscal year 1987, expenditures for alcohol and drug abuse services in facilities receiving at least some funds from State alcohol and drug agen...
It is well known that alcohol abuse is significantly involved in the incidence of casualties (that is, accidents and injuries as they are defined for ...
From 1980 through 1985, considerable progress was made across the Nation in reducing drunken driving and fatal automobile crashes. More than 400 chapt...
The economic effects of alcohol abuse are as damaging to the nation as the health effects, affecting the family, the community, and persons of all age...
1985/05/01 | Health Hazard Evaluation Reports (HHE) | National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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A health hazard evaluation was conducted at Lennox China (SIC-3262), Pomona, New Jersey in December, 1984 and January, 1985. The evaluation was reques...
Background:Nearly half of the world’s population is exposed to household air pollution (HAP) due to long hours spent in close proximity to biomass-f...
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