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Alcohol Part 2: The power of recovery

March 3, 2023 ojm7610

Alcohol use disorder is extremely prevalent in the United States, affecting over 5% of the population 12 and older. We see patients suffering from this disease in our EDs - sometimes for complications of acute ....

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Alcohol Part 1: There’s nothing worse than detoxing

February 19, 2023 ojm7610

Alcohol use disorder is extremely prevalent in the United States, affecting over 5% of the population 12 and older. We see patients suffering from this disease in our EDs - sometimes for complications of acute ....

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