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Proposed recommendations for research on biochemical markers for problematic drinking

Allen et al., 1997

Document ID
9989807828400804581
Author
Allen J
Fertig J
Litten R
Sillanaukee P
Anton R
Publication year
Publication venue
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research

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Biochemical markers can serve as valuable tools in screening for problematic drinking, determining whether a health problem is likely alcohol related, and monitoring alcoholics for relapse during and after treatment. Furthermore, biochemical markers can assist in forensic …
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