The Labels We Use
Having that particular label implies– the need to make a number of important changes in lifestyle that the patient frankly doesn’t feel like making.
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Posted by C. Scott McMillin | Sep 11, 2014 | Addiction, Thinking About Addiction | 2 |
Having that particular label implies– the need to make a number of important changes in lifestyle that the patient frankly doesn’t feel like making.
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A first offense can actually represent the product of a longstanding, well-established pattern of behavior.
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Patients are often afraid to ask, but when they do, they seem to want the truth.
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No question that combining or ‘stacking’ these substances, illegal and/or prescription, increases the risk for unintended OD.
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There would presumably be a real advantage to a genetic profile that pinpointed those at special risk for alcoholism
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