Don't blame your alcoholism on anything other than your alcoholism.
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The scientists found the least amount of overlap between autism and alcoholism, and schizophrenia and alcoholism.
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While alcoholism is traditionally associated with low-income, working class people, blue collar jobs seem to actually protect women from alcoholism.
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After seeing a close family member battle with alcoholism, Hay says she wants to be a national voice about the effects of alcoholism and drug abuse on family members.
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Trump himself is a noted teetotaler — his brother suffered from alcoholism and died at 103 — but his administration has not made a priority of alcoholism, which kills 210,218 people a year.
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In "Heavy Drinking: The Myth of Alcoholism as a Disease" (1988), Professor Fingarette all but accused the treatment industry of conspiring to profit from the conventional theory that alcoholism is a disease.
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Lala Kent is opening up about her battle with alcoholism.
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Lauren, had nothing to do with my alcoholism or addiction!!
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Lauren, had nothing to do with my alcoholism or addiction !!
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The marriage, Debbie said, was marked by alcoholism and violence.
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" An insider close to Lee calls the alcoholism allegations "deflection.
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Johnson's health faded as he descended into alcoholism and poverty.
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"He had a history of alcoholism and schizophrenia," she wrote.
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The same thing with the alcoholism and the drug addiction.
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After years of alcoholism, Milarch's kidneys and liver finally failed.
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But his oenophilia became a cover for his accelerating alcoholism.
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In the '70s, I was surrounded by cocaine and alcoholism.
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Angelica's parents had issues with alcoholism and were physically abusive.
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Alcoholism, mental illness, and suicide run in his family, too.
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That's less than the rate for alcoholism but still significant.
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She defied so much for so long: depression, alcoholism, age.
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Chris has gone missing after decades of alcoholism and homelessness.
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Jackson Pollock also suffered from variations of mood and alcoholism.
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From chronic stress to obesity, to alcoholism, drug use, etc.
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In the city, Amadeo sank into despair — and into alcoholism.
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Rates of smoking, alcoholism and drug abuse are relatively low.
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Suicide, alcoholism and the opioid epidemic are all partly to blame.
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Simon Pegg recently revealed his previous struggles with alcoholism and depression.
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I mean, of course Hunter wasn't a great father, and alcoholism
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"Alcoholism is a social and spiritual problem," says Mr Brave Heart.
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Lauren, [sic] had nothing to do with my alcoholism or addiction !!
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Michael has spoken about being treated for alcoholism in the 1990s.
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It didn't help matters that the actor was struggling with alcoholism.
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That June, he entered rehab for depression, alcoholism, substance abuse problems.
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Ryan had to deal with his mom's alcoholism his whole life.
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Last night, Affleck posted an admission of his struggles with alcoholism.
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Hansen won an Emmy for his alcoholism story line in 1979.
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My life in London had taken the boring trajectory of alcoholism.
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At the peak of her alcoholism, she consumed jugs of Chablis.
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Fred Trump Jr. died in 1981 due to complications from alcoholism.
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Whether it was alcoholism, whether it was the department of security.
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Another came home traumatized; his alcoholism eventually landed him in prison.
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The fashion assistant Sutton (Meghann Fahy) reckons with her mother's alcoholism.
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The theory goes that these drinks fuel alcoholism in struggling communities.
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After rehab for his alcoholism there was a lot of coffee.
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It reminded me that I am never alone in my alcoholism.
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Diabetes, alcoholism, and heart disease are common problems among the Taroko.
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But Mr. Harden struggled with alcoholism and split from Ms. Santana.
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Despair can lead to alcoholism and drugs, and sometimes to crime.
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My mother suffered tremendously from mood disorder as well as alcoholism.
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The game doesn't stop—the game is waiting for you to endure within, and the hardest part when we are talking about alcoholism, in order to survive with someone who has alcoholism, is to let them go.
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"I grew up in a family that suffered from alcoholism," he said.
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The American Medical Association didn't define alcoholism as a disease until 292.
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The underlying philosophy was all problems stemmed from drug addiction and alcoholism.
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His brother, Fred, was struggling with alcoholism when he died in 1981.
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David has been to rehab several times and has struggled with alcoholism.
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Simon Pegg has candidly revealed his long battle with alcoholism and depression.
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Mr Stephens (Nyasha Hatendi) talks of his father's alcoholism and early death.
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But rumors involving excessive drug abuse and alcoholism plagued her thriving career.
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We're not diagnosing alcoholism until patients come in with end-stage cirrhosis.
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We have a rise in alcoholism, drug addiction, abuse and domestic violence.
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In the end, she descends into alcoholism and is forced to retire.
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I personally feel like the biggest contender to heroin addiction is alcoholism.
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Nicolson doesn't spare herself, especially in her brave discussion of her alcoholism.
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Katya struggled with addiction and alcoholism, and life in Boston was tumultuous.
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Alcoholism, like a virus, can strike anyone at any level of society.
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He got sober after drunken-driving arrests and a struggle with alcoholism.
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He blamed alcoholism for a faulty memory of events and bad judgment.
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His father was a businessman whose successful career was scuttled by alcoholism.
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Men have been conditioned to react more with anger and even alcoholism.
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At the same time, her grandmother Waple Newton was succumbing to alcoholism.
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Huntingdon drinks more and ever more, sliding slowly and inexorably into alcoholism.
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My partner's father has alcoholism, and he's been a bartender since 1999.
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Then there was the domestic abuse and alcoholism, which afflicted Isaq too.
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Each is poor, plagued by alcoholism and drug abuse and fractured families.
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"Marc Kasowitz has not struggled with alcoholism," spokesman Michael Sitrick told ProPublica.
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I learned about the seriousness of alcoholism in the food industry firsthand.
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"Alcoholism," of course, is an outdated term, D'Onofrio and Willenbring tell me.
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Poet and memoirist Mary Karr, best known for her beautiful books about her own alcoholism, went so far as to blame the 61-year-old's suicide on untreated alcoholism, and called Bourdain out for not being 100 percent sober.
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While there is no specific definition of alcoholism in AA, its members agree that alcoholism is generally "a physical compulsion, coupled with a mental obsession" and that treatment is not based on willpower alone or creating periods of abstinence.
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After the collapse of the Soviet Union, alcoholism and suicide rocketed among them.
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Alcoholism knows no boundaries, I have learned, but neither does a mother's love.
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And I think he also had a legacy of alcoholism in his family.
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He&aposs struggling with alcoholism until he meets Lady Gaga&aposs character, Ally.
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Her life falls apart; she struggles with alcoholism and pushes her family away.
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The first time we see Jess, it's a nod to her apparent alcoholism.
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Alcoholism runs in my family, so I started drinking when I was 15.
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One by one, starting with Kate, Jack tells his kids about his alcoholism.
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Not surprisingly, during that summer the distillation of my growing alcoholism took place.
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That trauma reverberates today, in high levels of violence, alcoholism and drug use.
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Small trials have shown psilocybin's promise in treating alcoholism, opiate addiction, and depression.
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Shortly after the incident, Richards admitted her struggles with alcoholism and entered rehab.
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Alcoholism, he says, is a serious issue for the women in his district.
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Could I mitigate the harms of casual alcoholism by drinking more celery smoothies?
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"I was concerned people would mistake my alcoholism with my diagnosis," said Cassidy.
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In 2011, he said he was giving up drinking after years of alcoholism.
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It grappled with subjects such as alcoholism, drug addiction, adoption, HIV, and homophobia.
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To think about alcoholism, in our culture, is to think about struggles lost.
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In the book, Moore claims Kutcher questioned whether alcoholism was real or not.
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Authorities said that Mary suffered from chronic alcoholism, and took several prescription medications.
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Individuals with alcoholism sometimes choose to take medication that makes alcohol physically intolerable.
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She struggled with alcoholism, depression, bipolar disorder and drug addiction for many years.
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She received treatment for alcoholism, post-traumatic stress disorder and an attempted suicide.
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She had struggled with alcoholism, and she attended rehab in the late 219s.
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Activism, like alcoholism, can distract a writer from the demands of her desk.
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The marriage soon fell apart, and alcoholism claimed Ginger's life at age 50.
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His lawyers' strategy of using PTSD and alcoholism as a defense initially failed.
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"I would hope alcoholism would disappear as people stopped using alcohol," he says.
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If someone with alcoholism wants to stop being an alcoholic, they will stop.
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But it sketches a grim story line about alcoholism, addiction and destroyed lives.
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Occasionally, the books tackled substantive matters: economic inequality, alcoholism, racism and anti-Semitism.
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It did strive for some social relevancy, though, with its portrait of alcoholism.
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Thomas Cook, the father of tourism, thought travel was an antidote to alcoholism.
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His life was degraded and cut short by alcoholism and chronic drug use.
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Ms. Soares's connection with Garrincha was electric, but his alcoholism drove them apart.
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The pygmies were bullied by other tribes and suffered from alcoholism and addiction.
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The study was published Wednesday in the journal Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research.
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The Smithers name is generally associated with the prevention and treatment of alcoholism.
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S. Senator Joe McCarthy, he of the Communist witch hunt and sweaty alcoholism.
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He drifted apart from his five children and battled alcoholism and money problems.
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Over the years, Hetfield, 56, has been candid about his struggle with alcoholism.
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Pardlo joins the Marine Corps to escape him, eventually struggling with alcoholism himself.
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His success was shadowed by alcoholism, ostensible frugality and his fascination with fascism.
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In many ways, The Recovering is both a history of writers and alcoholism and an argument with the "romance of the white logic": the idea that alcoholism, and the torment it presumably assuages, is "generative," that it fuels creative genius.
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The brains of people with alcoholism shared almost nothing in common with anyone else's.
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In 1996, his son Andy Griffith Jr. died at age 37 after battling alcoholism.
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Substance abuse and alcoholism is rife; life expectancy rates hover around the early 50s.
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The show features scenes of rape, alcoholism, drug abuse, body shaming and sexual assault.
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Alcoholism, fueled by idle time and settlement money, is on the rise, he said.
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In families with alcoholism, substance abuse or mental illness, the problem is only worsened.
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Years later, Henry grapples with the specter of his father's alcoholism and other demons.
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My alcoholism was similar in that I wasn't angry with myself for being sick.
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Even at the height of his popularity, Mr. Young suffered from depression and alcoholism.
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This probably dashes water on the idea of treating alcoholism with a single pill.
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Alec Baldwin is opening up about his troubled past with drug addiction and alcoholism.
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This is in no small part because Garrett has only recently kicked his alcoholism.
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Both Brandon and Pamela have blamed the incident on Tommy's alcoholism and substance abuse.
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Maybe this is my alcoholism talking, but all the drinks were a bit lifeless.
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Hardin tells the Times that his PTSD led to alcoholism, divorce, and suicidal thoughts.
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Richards has admitted she struggles with alcoholism and checked herself into rehab shortly afterwards.
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That means an estimated one in eight Americans fit the diagnostic criteria for alcoholism.
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Hay plans to use her platform to help victims of alcoholism and drug abuse.
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The focus quickly shifted from my suicide attempt to my alcoholism, and rightfully so.
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George W. Bush became a born-again Christian, helping to save him from alcoholism.
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Instead, alcoholism took control of his life and strained his relationships with his family.
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In fact, 24 million Americans today are in recovery from drug addiction or alcoholism.
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At the time, Underwood was a 19-year-old college student struggling with alcoholism.
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It will largely focused on his issues with his mother, who struggles with alcoholism.
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Studies have linked ayahuasca to healing addiction and drug abuse disorders, alcoholism, and depression.
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I guess in that regard, something good has come out of my dad's alcoholism.
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For 12 years, my loved ones were silent witnesses to my high functioning alcoholism.
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Reducing consumption in that group is a good thing when you're talking about alcoholism.
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Sadly, he died destitute in Ireland in 1818, his decline reportedly exacerbated by alcoholism.
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GHB has also been used in medical trials conducted in Italy to treat alcoholism.
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Feature As I emerged from alcoholism, I had to face down a terrifying question.
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I think it's because the recovery industry developed largely as treatment centers for alcoholism.
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According to Mr. Garrett, his decision to retire was motivated solely by his alcoholism.
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But many others expired prematurely of alcoholism, depression, midlife heart attacks and car accidents.
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Alcoholism had been not talked about much in their Jewish communities or their families.
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It's a show that grapples with acceptance, mental health, faith, gentrification, alcoholism and bigotry.
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Throughout the latter half of his life, he struggled with financial difficulties and alcoholism.
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Alcoholism, like most addictions, is notoriously difficult to treat, with few effective drugs available.
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After the collapse of the Soviet Union, rates of alcoholism and suicide rocketed among them.
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Teri Shields passed away in 2012 at age 79 after a long battle with alcoholism.
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"I've done Luann," Frankel said, alluding to helping her with her alcoholism over the summer.
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The enemy, in whatever form it takes – PTSD, alcoholism or abuse – is just too strong.
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In hindsight, he admitted that his alcoholism "a hundred percent" hurt his relationship with Conrad.
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His mother suffered from alcoholism and the family was squandering an inheritance from previous generations.
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Brinson supported his ex-wife when her alcoholism spiraled out of control again last year.
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It was Rudolf's frequent shift drinks at work that laid the foundation for his alcoholism.
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Yet, we have vastly different expectations for men and women when it comes to alcoholism.
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I think I carry a lot of resentment towards my father for my mother's alcoholism.
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By the early nineties, it had fallen into decline, blighted with unemployment, alcoholism, and banditry.
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Betty was surprisingly candid when it came to her addiction to pain medication and alcoholism.
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In hindsight, he admits that his alcoholism "a hundred percent" hurt his relationship with Conrad.
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The primary cause, they concluded, was a trio of despair: suicide, alcoholism, and drug overdoses.
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Among other problems, the man had a history of depression, diabetes, drug abuse and alcoholism.
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"Not surprisingly, during that summer the distillation of my growing alcoholism took place," she wrote.
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Kasich's parents were killed by a drunk driver, and Trump lost his brother to alcoholism.
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In the 1980s its vineyards were uprooted when Mikhail Gorbachev began his anti-alcoholism campaign.
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Throughout her life, Fisher was outspoken about her struggles with bipolar disorder, addiction and alcoholism.
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Problems like unrequited love, jealousy, depression, stress, alcoholism, fertility, and grief are the most common.
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And of using his alcoholism as an excuse for ruining the career she really wants.
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Trump also talked about his late brother Freddy, who battled alcoholism and died at 42.
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This contributes to alcoholism and opioid addiction, as well as suicide and suicidal self-harm.
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That's because her mom also suffered from addiction — first, alcoholism, then heroin addiction as well.
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And two years ago, maybe, the alcoholism aspect of it would have resonated more vibrantly.
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But McKagan's alcoholism had reached the point where he passed out on stage during gigs.
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The fact that it is legal means even alcoholism is generally affordable for most people.
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His alcoholism and the distance from his family put an enormous strain on his marriage.
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Adam's substance abuse and Leonard's alcoholism fed a long estrangement that ended in sober reconciliation.
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Restaurant workers have stressful, long schedules, and the industry has a high rate of alcoholism.
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He told STAT and the Globe that he had been battling alcoholism at the time.
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Demi Moore claims her ex-husband Ashton Kutcher questioned whether alcoholism was real or not.
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He treats alcoholism as a disease that Grant largely overcame, rather than a personal failing.
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He's more than that, as evident from his recent talks about his alcoholism and depression.
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I had, maybe, a drink a day, but I never thought it wasn't textbook alcoholism.
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To cope with childhood traumas, she turned to alcohol, and she began struggling with alcoholism.
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"We know that particularly young men have higher rates of alcoholism, of suicide," she said.
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"Alcoholism, drugs, stress, nervous breakdowns and depression are inevitable illnesses of a traitor," he said.
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It requires relentless honesty, so let me honestly say that, sometimes, I sure miss alcoholism.
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The symptoms were so unpleasant that metronidazole itself was studied as a treatment for alcoholism.
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In interviews, he admitted to struggles with alcoholism, an addiction to cocaine and nervous breakdowns.
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Has your alcoholism had an impact on how you are able to handle your career?
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Cancer, depression, alcoholism — or any physical, mental or emotional malady you could imagine — is treatable.
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So she followed "The Help" with indies like "Smashed," a 2012 chamber piece about alcoholism.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - It's a thriller, a whodunit, a story of loneliness, alcoholism and voyeurism.
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He later spoke extensively on behalf of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
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It's more of a set of progressive symptoms (like alcoholism) than an identifiable state (like diabetes).
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The White House says Trump donated $100,000 to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
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Tom Garrett reportedly announced he will not seek re-election due to a battle with alcoholism.
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The death of Benjamin likely did Pierce no favors when it came to his alcoholism, either.
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Off screen, she battled diabetes and alcoholism and grief after the death of her only son.
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Has spoken and written about her father's battle with alcoholism, and its effect on their family.
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Unable to settle upon a project that suited him, he was beset by alcoholism and depression.
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Not just because Jackson has alcoholism and doesn't know how to live when he's not onstage.
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Dr. George F. Koob is the director of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
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Alcoholism and adultery continued throughout their marriage and ended in Wilma's filing for divorce in 1969.
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John Goodman doesn't shy away when it comes to talking about his past struggles with alcoholism.
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One spoke of his struggles with alcoholism that nearly derailed his life as a young man.
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Through the fog of alcoholism and self-destruction, what comes into focus is his remarkable output.
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He said he struggled with alcoholism, which broke up his marriage, and attempted suicide multiple times.
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And has been able to — the run that he wrote about his addiction and his alcoholism.
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A personal history of alcoholism or substance abuse may be a risk factor for developing depression.
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I think she equated that with alcoholism, drug addiction, divorce, and other dissolute forms of life.
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As we reported ... Verne struggled with alcoholism for years and had been to rehab many times.
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His friends, parents and teachers ignored his descent into alcoholism and madness as a young man.
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Deforestation and civil war have uprooted them, and their community struggles with drug addiction and alcoholism.
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When they get noticed at all, it's often because of poverty or alcoholism or health crises.
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My maternal grandfather died from complications of alcoholism when he was 49, before I was born.
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A Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan would cover pre-existing conditions, mental illness, alcoholism and drug addiction.
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But she was calculating, too, like her pioneering alcoholism education work in response to Ray's drinking.
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Thomas Garrett of Virginia announced that he is struggling with alcoholism and will not seek reelection.
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Lowson got divorced and fought drug addiction and alcoholism for the early part of the decade.
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Substance Abuse was eliminated because Trump is a teetotaler in reaction to his older brother's alcoholism.
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Back then, it could be anything from high financial debt, alcoholism, drug abuse, infidelity, or homosexuality.
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His goal was to impress his father, a man who was gradually overtaken by his alcoholism.
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Tom Garrett announced he would not seek re-election and intended to seek treatment for alcoholism.
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"Alcoholism is a huge part of that industry, but that's not even the problem," she said.
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My wife and I know what alcoholism looks like, and we're aware of the devastating effects.
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But it frustrated Jackson that its success meant his reputation became so inextricably entwined with alcoholism.
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He suffers from alcoholism—which, to the film's credit, is portrayed with relative sensitivity and seriousness.
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Low is a descendant of The Lost Weekend, Charles Jackson's exuberant and horrifying novel of alcoholism.
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Judge Kavanaugh's response: accuse his questioner of "making fun" of Mr. Judge, who struggled with alcoholism.
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Doctors are susceptible to other diseases, such as alcoholism and addiction, so why not "vaccine hesitancy"?
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Many Socialists and trade unionists advocated temperance because alcoholism interfered with workers' efforts at social change.
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His second wife, Mary, who struggled with alcoholism and depression, had been a chronic patient there.
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That could involve questions about sensitive topics like divorce or a parent who struggles with alcoholism.
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After his Monkees days, Peter would struggle with alcoholism until he got clean in the 1980s.
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When finally he quits touring around 2010, he descends into a near-fatal bout with alcoholism.
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His family noticed his anger, his social withdrawal and what they now acknowledge as his alcoholism.
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John Doran's book on coping with alcoholism and drug addiction, Jolly Lad, is available from Strange Attractor.
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That flies in the face of earlier research suggesting that depression and alcoholism are often genetically connected.
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Tom Garrett announced Monday he was not seeking re-election because of his ongoing battle with alcoholism.
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He has a history of alcoholism in his family and consequently abstains from alcohol and other drugs.
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On top of that, experts say that experiencing frequent blackouts is considered a "powerful indicator" of alcoholism.
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Heavy drinking or alcoholism among fathers has been implicated in as many as 75% of affected children.
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Alcoholism is a physical disease, sure, but the 12 steps treat what they call a spiritual malady.
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When Nono died at 40 from a liver ravaged by alcoholism, the family decided divination was wrong.
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We also saw a lot revealed about Jack (Milo Ventimiglia), his past, and his battle with alcoholism.
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She also wrote extensively about her battles with alcoholism and had a brain tumor removed in 2011.
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I don't think addiction and alcoholism has made the same leaps and bounds that breast cancer has.
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Despite being a successful sports writer and columnist, he struggled with alcoholism when I was growing up.
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"It's not unusual for people with bipolar 2 to wrestle with alcoholism and eating disorders," he says.
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The former RHOBH exited the series following personal struggles, including high-profile arrest and battles with alcoholism.
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It enabled him to see more clearly how history, alcoholism, and the vulnerability of indigenous women intersect.
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Kavanaugh's snipe sparked some reaction because Klobuchar has spoken publicly in the past about her father's alcoholism.
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She says she wants to teach people that alcoholism is a disease – not something to be stigmatized.
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A defense attorney, James Elmore, argued that bulimia and Cory's own alleged alcoholism had further weakened her.
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Others may experience anxiety, depression, intimate partner violence, alcoholism, and substance misuse related to the added pressure.
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We also had a bad case of alcoholism in my family, which also influenced me a lot.
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Kevin Zegers is standing behind his decision to remain transparent with his young daughters about his alcoholism.
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Behind the jokes and the glamorous image she cultivated, however, was a struggle with PTSD and alcoholism.
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The ABA estimates that 85033-20 percent of all U.S. lawyers suffer from alcoholism or substance abuse.
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Often, like Peter Camenzind, he will turn to drink, regarding alcoholism as a kind of noble infirmity.
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Days after the Politico report was published, Garrett announced that he would not seek reelection, citing alcoholism.
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Do you know why they are falling to diseases of despair like opioid addiction, alcoholism, and suicide?
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After a brief fling with Donna, and a near-death experience, Noah joins AA for his alcoholism.
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Mr. Parker even retreated to a dry county in Tennessee, but his alcoholism ended his teaching career.
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Mr. Steinbeck struggled for years with alcoholism, which he attributed in part to his mother's heavy drinking.
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This doctor is treating alcoholism as a disease—great—but also selling "gold injections" as a cure.
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It's about helping the people that are still amid their alcoholism to come out of the closet.
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He reinforced these links when he began Jungian analysis at 26 in 1938 for alcoholism and depression.
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Nancy Shomin first came to Standing Rock back in September after a stint in recovery for alcoholism.
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Family violence was extremely common and alcoholism was prevalent and women became victimized in many, many circumstances.
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He is already deep into alcoholism, keeping a dedicated spot in his shower for a beer can.
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While Mr. Young struggled with alcoholism in the 1980s, his nephew stepped in to substitute for him.
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In the 2504s, many doctors viewed morphine as a wonder drug for pain, diarrhea, nerves and alcoholism.
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And alcohol use disorder (alcoholism) increased from 8.5 percent to 12.7 percent — a whopping 49.4 percent increase.
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The increase in alcoholism in particular suggests that nearly 30 million Americans now suffer from alcohol addiction.
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In the case of Brian Smith, he's been found to exhibit signs of alcoholism and delusional disorder.
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And while recurring blackouts could be a sign of alcoholism, it's not a sure thing, Wetherill says.
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On our first date, we discovered that we both came from families of addiction: alcoholism, substance abuse.
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Before it was outlawed in the 1960s, LSD showed promise as a treatment for depression and alcoholism.
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The dramas have attracted millions of viewers while tackling difficult topics like incest, alcoholism and teen pregnancy.
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The show, seen on CBS, addressed complex social issues like abortion, alcoholism and racial and sexual relations.
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She grew up in a family that struggled with alcoholism and divorce, and she talks about it.
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Usually, such a schedule results in alcoholism, but sometimes a hobby comes along, especially in middle age.
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They told him a recovery program had saved his mother from alcoholism when Ryan was a child.
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The intent is to suppress the high alcoholism rates that plague the land of endless winter nights.
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Hamilton, 35, who has struggled with drug addiction, alcoholism and injuries, had his best years in Texas.
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Green snakes symbolizing alcoholism are wrestled with, and bottles entrap drunks, who often turned to "surrogate" alcohols.
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He has battled struggles familiar to the hockey culture he grew up in: mental scars, fear, alcoholism.
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"I was always big brother/mother because my mother suffered from alcoholism and drug addiction," he said.
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Or should we view alcoholism and depression as medical illnesses and treat these patients like everybody else?
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I don't mean to suggest that you declared that you suffered from alcoholism out of cynical intentions.
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Kinkade denied all the accusations, but the suits soiled his reputation and made his alcoholism public information.
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Previous donations have gone to, among others, the Office of the Surgeon General to help combat the opioid epidemic, to the Department of Homeland Security to help build a wall on the southern border, and to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, to help combat alcoholism.
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Off the field, Swinney used the same approach on his father, Ervil, whose alcoholism had splintered the family.
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She considers herself an alcoholic, but she never experienced the "rock bottom" that many people associate with alcoholism.
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We went on to talk about his parents, his father's alcoholism and how Jack had forgiven his dad.
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He's ditched the meds and is back in town, knee deep in rhyming slang, alcoholism, and sago balls.
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He went into treatment for his alcoholism; he is no longer as self-loathing as he was before.
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As time went on, however, Carter fell into alcoholism, eventually succumbing in 1966 to cirrhosis of the liver.
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Everything from manic depression to Asperger's has been mistaken as general alcoholism by "experts" and "fellow alcoholics" alike.
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The previous surgeon general, Vivek Murthy, released a well-received report on drug addiction and alcoholism in 2016.
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With that kind of reception, many of the Dutchbat soldiers had succumbed to alcoholism, a few to suicide.
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Steve had been struggling with alcoholism for decades before jumping off of an 80-foot bridge in 2012.
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After she'd spoken of her father's alcoholism, Klobuchar asked Kavanaugh if he had ever blacked out from drinking.
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Brendon was arrested four times that year and entered rehab that June for substance abuse, depression and alcoholism.
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He struggled with alcoholism like Travers' own father and eventually died in 2011, according to the Irish Examiner.
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The availability of better population data will lower costs (see example on alcoholism) and lead to better healthcare.
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To help tackle alcoholism, he has enlisted the help of the army, long accused of disrespect towards Indians.
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Emily walks in on her parents' fight and insists that her mother go into rehab for her alcoholism.
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They died of liver cirrhosis, brought on by alcoholism or hepatitis, at ten times the rate of whites.
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When the majority of his business rivals have been wiped out by a terrible alcoholism epidemic, what then?
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But beer consumption has actually seen a decline in Russia due to a state effort to combat alcoholism.
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A family history of bipolar disorder, suicide, or alcoholism also places a person at risk for developing depression.
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Past research among twins and children of alcoholics has shown that genetic factors do influence alcoholism, they add.
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Things changed dramatically after Brandon released a statement that the fight was the result of his dad's alcoholism.
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One of the earliest reports of confabulations was from so-called Korsakoff psychosis, which results from chronic alcoholism.
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In a 2010 interview with the Los Angeles Times, Newcombe said alcoholism contributed to his decline in baseball.
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His songs evoke a melancholia—a pleasant melancholia—where adultery, apostasy, and alcoholism are redeemed by dark humor.
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The president also discussed his personal experience with addiction: Trump's brother, Fred Trump, died of complications from alcoholism.
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These issues set the stage for alcoholism and drug use, poor-self care, loneliness, despair, and further victimization.
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This 51-year-old woman had all of the dreaded and irreversible complications that come with chronic alcoholism.
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But they could be topically two-fisted, as in Wilder's unsparing portrait of alcoholism, "The Lost Weekend" (1945).
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Judge is the author of a memoir that talks about his teen-age alcoholism, which included blackout drinking.
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Characters battling alcoholism, poverty and burnout are also well trod, but Tanner's generosity shines brighter in these sections.
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Fred Trump Jr. struggled with alcoholism for much of his life and died in 1981 at age 43.
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Born in Vermillion, S.D., Ms. Colvin suffered from depression and anxiety early on; anorexia and alcoholism struck later.
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But experts stop far short of lumping trolling in with other use disorders like alcoholism or drug misuse.
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Byron was Victoria's oldest child and suffered from a severe mental disability that Victoria blamed on Canning's alcoholism.
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By then he had had three DUIs and more than six visits to a psychiatric facility for alcoholism.
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Watch This on Tonic: Naltrexone is one of three prescription drugs that can be used to combat alcoholism.
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This means that someday you might be able to get an evaluation of your risk index for alcoholism.
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Like many genetic disorders, alcoholism may be a loaded gun, but the environment has to pull the trigger.
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She takes on serious themes — her alcoholism and chronic illness — but always makes time for silly stoner humor.
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Some researchers think the traits that define toxic masculinity may relate to higher rates of alcoholism among men.
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The Thread RE: RECOVERY Leslie Jamison wrote about her recovery from alcoholism and its effect on her creativity.
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She is the author of "Nobody's Jackknife," a book of poems on yoga and alcoholism published in 2015.
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Alcoholism, an abortion, prostitution and a failed suicide attempt testify to her sense of loss and utter insecurity.
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The identity they have chosen models the renunciation of Islam upon that of addiction, alcoholism or even crime.
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"As I emerged from alcoholism, I had to face down a terrifying question," Jamison explained in this essay.
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Studies like the one in Alcoholism show how bad the problem is getting as we don't do enough.
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We have many photos of the civil rights movement and also issues of alcoholism, spousal abuse and anorexia.
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You should start by admitting your alcoholism, telling your story to a qualified therapist and working toward recovery.
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Here's how it helps me understand my relationship with drinking after almost losing a loved one to alcoholism.
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He also opened up about his family history -- his grandmother took her life as a result of alcoholism.
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Alcoholism and drug addiction, stress, severe nervous breakdown and depression are the inevitable occupational illnesses of the traitor.
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In the '70s and '80s, Mr. Imus led a rock-star life and battled alcoholism and cocaine addiction.
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They may, for example, be veterans, or they may struggle with alcoholism, drug addiction or mental health illness.
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A 5003 meta-analysis of studies exploring LSD's potential to treat alcoholism looked at six randomized controlled trials.
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In "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," that penalty manifests itself in hidden misery and very visible alcoholism.
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These figures also far exceed the 5.1 percent of women in the general population who struggle with alcoholism.
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Or maybe I can: Alcoholism feels like I finally have an answer for so many of my unanswered questions.
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Brian Flemming triumphed over his deadly habits – alcoholism, suicidal thoughts, depression, and unhealthy eating – to lose almost 400 lbs.
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The song narrates the story of a love destroyed over alcoholism above strummed guitar chords and Kygo's pulsing piano.
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And some have seen their skills atrophy or have succumbed to depression, alcoholism or drug abuse, Van Horn says.
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Bennington is described as having "a history of alcoholism, depression, suicidal ideations and prior suicide attempts," The Blast reports.
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Following the alleged altercation, Brandon released a statement claiming alcoholism was the root of their conflict as a family.
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In comparison, alcoholism, which killed an estimated 65,000 Americans in 2015, saw $500 million in funded research last year.
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But equally important now are domestic violence, alcoholism, depression and anxiety conditions, alienated youth, exam mania and much else.
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Read These Stories Next: What We Get Wrong About Women & Alcoholism Why Are Grown Adults Drinking Pedialyte For Hangovers?
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He said that if someone has little knowledge about addiction or alcoholism, it's critical to hire someone who does.
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The iconic actress, who died on Wednesday at age 80, wrestled with diabetes, alcoholism and loss throughout her life.
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Colleges have tried different strategies, from mailing parents flyers about alcoholism stats to policing campuses to break up parties.
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Oliver told the outlet his therapist, who he is seeing due to alcoholism, suggested he report the alleged incident.
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The books detail Nic's meth addiction, alcoholism, and other drug use through the individual perspectives of father and son.
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Carrie Underwood performed a song that could, if you squint, be an indictment of abuse as related to alcoholism.
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She is looking at education, mental health services and support for families facing crises such as alcoholism and addiction.
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However, not everything with Tom is as it seems: their marriage ended because of Rachel's alcoholism and Tom's affair.
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It's another self-written song with soul-baring lyrics, this time about her father's alcoholism and her parents' divorce.
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They also have a tendency to suffer from alcoholism and psychological problems, and have a higher rate of suicide.
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"I believe that alcoholism threatens the destruction of the white race," said Charles Eliot, the president of Harvard University.
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Hard topics like Tuca's alcoholism and Bertie's workplace harassment don't resolve sitcom-smoothly—but there are boobs everywhere, so.
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But all of it was slipping away amid a pair of bankruptcies, and a dad who struggled with alcoholism.
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We were privy to his issues with alcoholism pretty early on, and he didn't always make perfect parenting choices.
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As the well-known story goes, by 1956, her husband Jackson Pollock's alcoholism and infidelities had unsettled their lives.
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Shortly after the incident, the mother of four publicly spoke out about her struggles with alcoholism and entered rehab.
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It's not only Cox's alcoholism that causes him to be cashiered by the agency, but his antiquated establishment hauteur.
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White says alcoholism could influence the absorption, distribution, and metabolism of prescription drugs, which could make them less effective.
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He was known to be a heavy drinker, and alcoholism is likely the best explanation for his erratic career.
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In areas of concentrated poverty, everything is connected to everything else — job loss, family structure, alcoholism, domestic violence, neighborliness.
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After his mother's death, he spirals into alcoholism, eventually finding solace and sobriety in a small New Hampshire town.
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Fighting to be herself Nearly seven years ago, Jasmine was trapped in a cycle of despair fueled by alcoholism.
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Underwood sought treatment for her alcoholism and went on a quest to investigate healing and religious practices surrounding abortion.
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Garrett announced last week he intends to retire at the end of his term and seek treatment for alcoholism.
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The move was seen as necessary by many public officials in Scotland due to the country's high alcoholism rate.
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Dr Arthur Jones, a local doctor, told BBC the grieving town was consumed by things like guilt and alcoholism.
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They didn't call it alcoholism at the time, but alcohol has always been kicking the hell out of us.
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On Tuesday, Fox Business Network reported that Nunberg intended to seek treatment for alcoholism following his grand jury appearance.
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Other research has suggested that sex addiction is a behavioral addiction, like gambling, rather than chemical one, like alcoholism.
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The Norwegian Wine Monopoly was originally introduced in 1922 was to combat alcoholism, a significant problem at the time.
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The complaint argues that the law is unconstitutional because it punishes homeless alcoholic people for having a disease: Alcoholism.
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It's tempting to say yes, but "Vietnam" also emphasizes a paternal line filled with rage, abusive behavior, and alcoholism.
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His driving ambition led him into alcoholism, years of fascination with fascism and a life of almost monastic frugality.
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It is the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, not the National Institute on Alcohol and Alcohol Abuse.
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The priests' airborne assault on alcoholism in Tver fell on Russia's Sobriety Day, a non-official holiday on Sept.
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She was practically pre-writing her Bachelor in Paradise script until she started accusing a fellow contestant of alcoholism.
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And now comes "The Way Back," a spare film with a 1970s vibe about a man imprisoned by alcoholism.
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His contrary nature and his alcoholism fueled bad behavior, like when he drunkenly propositioned Whitney Houston on French television.
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Others have struggled with mental health issues, including post-traumatic stress disorder, alcoholism, heroin addiction, eating disorders and agoraphobia.
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Here&aposs how it helps me understand my relationship with drinking after almost losing a loved one to alcoholism.
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Elsewhere, people are still dying from Covid-19, and Ben Affleck is opening up about his struggles with alcoholism.
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But she didn't start writing those innocent tales until she had climbed out of the dark well of alcoholism.
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I have never heard a politician say, 'I am outraged at the quality of alcoholism care in our community.
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"Life is mean" because fate, in the form of alcoholism and addiction, rewards the undeserving and condemns the worthy.
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The trailblazing Sasakamoose acknowledged the hardships that Indigenous Canadians still face, including significantly higher rates of suicide and alcoholism.
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And it's in these variations in keeping it together that researchers hope to find new ways to attack alcoholism.
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With it, the morale, the life expectancy, the propensity to alcoholism, to domestic violence, and to complete social breakdown.
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"When I started, I took it one day at a time," he said of recovering from heroin addiction and alcoholism.
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He had previously spoken publicly about his struggle with alcoholism, and, more recently, had revealed he was battling dementia too.
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Manziel checked himself into rehab last year for alcoholism, emerging 10 weeks later with the full support of his team.
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Meyers has sought treatment for alcoholism in the past, most recently having relapsed in September 2017 following his wife's miscarriage.
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She is the chair of the Committee on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse and represents the 67th Assembly district in Manhattan.
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According to the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, alcohol is a factor in 40 percent of violent crimes.
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"We know now that people who are 18 to 25, they are showing the highest rates of alcoholism," Park said.
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Imbibing, of course, has been linked to negative effects like impaired judgment and liver failure, "whiskey dick," and yes, alcoholism.
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Her two adult sons are uninsured, including one with alcoholism and epilepsy who skipped treatment because "it's too damned expensive".
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Yarrabah is an alcohol-restricted zone as part of efforts by the state government to curb alcoholism in indigenous communities.
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Four years after she'd died of alcoholism, my mother's ashes were still in a cardboard box in my sister's attic.
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Yet Mr Judge, an unreconstructed chauvinist who wrote a book about his teenage alcoholism, is not a strong defence witness.
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My old bones had tuckered themselves out with sheer inanity, with grumpy nothingness, onset alcoholism, meaningless meandering, and pies consumption.
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In their own way, the family has let Jack's alcoholism define him due to their desperate attempts to avoid it.
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He struggled with overeating/bulimia, alcoholism and drug addiction almost instantaneously as he first stepped foot onto Columbia University's campus.
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She spoke about her father's battle with alcoholism, and how his receiving treatment allowed him to turn his life around.
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Richards also offered an update on sister Kim Richards, who left the show after relapsing with her alcoholism last season.
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Depictions of his career highs jar with his descent into depression and alcoholism, as well as scenes of childhood abuse.
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By the time they separated in 1977, Garrincha had taken a swing at Ms Soares and was ravaged by alcoholism.
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Among black Americans it rose 93%: a larger share of blacks than whites are now considered to suffer from alcoholism.
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Suffering from alcoholism and other mental illness, he had the necessary pathologies for the tragic Romantic genius in modern times.
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The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence estimates that alcohol is a factor in 40 percent of violent crimes.
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Thomas Garrett, who previously held the seat, abruptly announced in May that he struggled with alcoholism and wouldn't seek reelection.
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I saw him climb the highest mountains but also sink to the lowest valleys because of his battle with alcoholism.
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The hit NBC series has tackled Jack's alcoholism as well, and hinted that he might have died in a fire.
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My struggles with alcoholism and cocaine addiction are well documented, but happiness was just another substance I wanted to abuse.
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Another issue is that the tests often identify people who have other disorders such as alcoholism or obsessive compulsive disorder.
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Yet I came from two long lines of alcoholism that resulted in a lot of emotional violence in the household.
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Like many other Native American tribes across the United States, they've suffered from and struggled with poverty, depression, and alcoholism.
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He opened up about his struggles with alcoholism in 2013, saying he believes everything about the entertainment industry is fake.
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Government statements have stressed the program's effectiveness in resolving people's daily and social problems such as trash collection to alcoholism.
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Credico, who's also a comedian and voice actor, admitted that he has struggled with alcoholism over the past three decades.
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He also has a compelling biography -- growing up in an orphanage and with an adoptive mother who suffered from alcoholism.
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In her memoir, "The Times of My Life," Ford revealed her own struggle with alcoholism and her addiction to painkillers.
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Berlin moved to Berkeley, California and worked numerous jobs including as a cleaning woman, while battling alcoholism, and writing sporadically.
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Alcoholism makes memory more urgent by splintering it apart, placing it always just out of reach like a glimmering prize.
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Her husband died after struggling with drug addiction and alcoholism; she had to work two jobs to make ends meet.
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According to the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, alcohol is a factor in 503 percent of violent crimes.
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The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence estimated that alcohol is a factor in 40 percent of violent crimes.
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Perez served two tours in Afghanistan, and has said that his experiences there led him to alcoholism and drug addiction.
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That's why the National Institute for Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism suggests different drinking guidelines for men and women, she says.
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I have alcoholism on both sides of my family, but when I went to college, I started drinking a lot.
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Mornyang told the judge she was embarrassed and "made a terrible mistake due to my alcoholism," City News Service reported.
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Alcoholism does not automatically block a security clearance, officials say, but the person must acknowledge the issue and seek treatment.
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To pile on the embarrassment, he accidentally smacks her in the face, making clear the menacing nature of his alcoholism.
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Her family had many of the same complications that assail the families in "Upstate Girls," including mental illness and alcoholism.
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She had been there for three months in 1973 with an anthropologist, following families as they battled alcoholism and poverty.
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Brandon Church -- the late brother of country star Eric Church -- died as a result of chronic alcoholism ... TMZ has learned.
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LINDA B. ROSENTHAL, NEW YORK The writer is chairwoman of the New York Assembly Committee on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse.
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Abstinence models may be better to treat alcoholism, but not opioids, since opioids, especially those laced with fentanyl, are deadly.
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Bruce Banner has fused with Hulk and become an almost too genial fellow; Thor has fallen into depression and alcoholism.
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In 1980, after his rehabilitation from longstanding alcoholism problems, Mr. Hawke won a seat in Parliament representing part of Melbourne.
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LSD showed such promise in treating alcoholism that the A.A. founder Bill Wilson considered including LSD treatment in his program.
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Diagnosing alcoholism is more complicated than that—so for the time being, focus on helping her dial it wayyyyy back.
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When Janice Baker-Kinney spoke, she was prodded to remember the exact date she came to terms with her alcoholism.
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It's tamer than other adult animation being released today, but many of The Simpsons jokes are based around Homer's alcoholism.
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It can save taxpayers billions of dollars and help address serious social maladies such as alcoholism, crime, and teenage pregnancy.
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"Tempest grew out of my own experience," Whitaker, who has previously struggled with alcoholism and an eating disorder, tells TechCrunch.
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The second son, Bailey (Scott Wolf), was the glue who kept the family tight until his alcoholism almost destroyed it.
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In 2013, Gomez told California racing officials that he was seeking treatment for alcoholism and was dealing with personal problems.
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The message was clear: The struggle against the pipeline was part of the same struggle against alcoholism, suicide and abuse.
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For everyone in "Jitney" is balancing over a chasm: the prospect of poverty, homelessness, alcoholism, prison and abrupt, imminent death.
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Roosevelt, who faced accusations of alcoholism during his presidency but denied them vigorously, has a metal glass of some kind.
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" Williams explains that her past alcoholism brought her peace through physical and emotional obliteration; blacking out was "a twilight birth.
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Garrett cited his battle with alcoholism in stepping aside Monday, just days after reassuring voters he would stay in the race.
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The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism has information for families about alcohol addiction , as does NIDA about drug addiction .
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It was a way to protect myself emotionally from having a parent that was really entrenched in alcoholism and drug use.
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" Brandon reiterated his alcoholism allegations in the comments to the video he posted on Sunday, accusing Furlan of being an "enabler.
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But I also know we know more about addiction and alcoholism now than we did in 1935 when AA was founded.
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In an interview with Fox News after the election, Trump said he'd never had a drink, thanks to his brother's alcoholism.
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The photographer captured scenes of neglected homes against stark, rolling landscapes, and she encountered weary individuals ravaged by alcoholism and addiction.
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Others allege that false information was added to death certificates to suggest that patients died from other causes, such as alcoholism.
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McAfee's husband, John McAfee, told News 8 that his wife had been dealing with postpartum depression and alcoholism following Emma's birth.
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Moore candidly recounted the tragedy in her 1995 memoir After All, which also chronicled her troubled marriages and struggle with alcoholism.
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His constituency was infested with heroin addiction, alcoholism, decrepit housing (his chief concern) and, as the old plants closed down, joblessness.
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In fact, you still don't know that, given all the other factors (like his alcoholism) that may have played a part.
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She watched her mother Peggy (Nia Long), fall into depression and alcoholism after being scammed out of $20,000 by her boyfriend.
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Misuse of prescription opioids more than doubled between 2001 and 2012, a National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism study found.
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He'd heard the stories about opioid addiction and considered himself an addictive personality; he'd had trouble with alcoholism in the past.
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I hope he will see the importance of funding biomedical research, and he did have a brother who suffered from alcoholism.
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It raises the question—how do frat brothers feel about the idea of a systemic issue of alcoholism within fraternity culture?
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"Yes, drinking alcohol can potentially deplete B vitamins a bit, but an actual thiamin deficiency only occurs with alcoholism," Travers explains.
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The former PGA golfer has also battled substance abuse himself and previously said alcoholism and mental illness run in his family.
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As for why he waited 20 years -- he says the therapist he's seeing for alcoholism suggested he report the alleged incident.
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Verne's been battling alcoholism -- and it was almost exactly a year ago when he was admitted to a hospital for it.
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Gut bacteria have now been linked to a long list of ailments including obesity, alcoholism, irritable-bowel syndrome and rheumatoid arthritis.
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And extended exposure to fight-or-flight hormones can lead to heart disease, obesity, alcoholism, depression, anxiety disorders and even cancer.
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"You heard him share the story in his opioid speech about how he lost his own brother to alcoholism," he said.
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Chemistry may indeed lie behind alcoholism, but its hallmark symptom is not liver failure or hypertension or any other physical debility.
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My sisters and I never lived with her and don't relate to her or our father well because of their alcoholism.
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John Hamm also spent some time in a treatment center for alcoholism just before the final season of "Mad Men" aired.
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Fred Jr., named for their father Fred, died in 1982 at the age of 41 after a long battle with alcoholism.
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Wall attributes his alcoholism to three factors: his heredity, his personality and how he handled the enormous stress of his job.
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Ashton was enjoying a glass of good red wine when he said, 'I don't know if alcoholism is a real thing.
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Fronting the band is Nate Garrett, who shared his harrowing tale of escaping alcoholism with us in an in-depth interview.
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Some face problems with alcoholism; and in certain tribes, few people know how to hunt, let alone speak their native language.
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Callahan was paralyzed at 21 in a car accident after a day of drinking and struggled with alcoholism his entire life.
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"Clyde Allison" was the pseudonym used by a brilliant young mainstream novelist who died of alcoholism while still in his thirties.
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McMillan added that he hadn't been in the restaurant during the incident, and blamed alcoholism for making him an inattentive boss.
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The two examined alcoholism, for example, in the two-part "Walter's Problem," which opened Season 2 of "Maude" in September 1973.
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Older adults and people with certain disorders, such as Type 2 diabetes, gastrointestinal diseases and alcoholism, however, may have inadequate amounts.
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Fame, though, proved hard to handle for Mr. Ford, who left the group in the mid-19683s and struggled with alcoholism.
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Drinking alone is often considered a sign of a serious problem, evidence of depression or even an indication of possible alcoholism.
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Drinking alone is often considered a sign of a serious problem, evidence of depression or even an indication of possible alcoholism.
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Pine Ridge is a place accustomed to struggle, and its people have had well-publicized battles with alcoholism and teen suicide.
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While addiction to pot, he says, is real, the symptoms of addiction differ from alcoholism and tend to be less severe.
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"Deaths of despair" — or suicide, alcoholism, and drug overdoses, particularly from opioid painkillers — are a growing problem for midlife white people.
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By the time he returned to the United States, his wife had left him, and he struggled with alcoholism and homelessness.
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Psychologists and psychiatrists have been studying hallucinogens for decades — as treatment for things like alcoholism and depression, and to stimulate creativity.
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For example, one review of the research on LSD-assisted psychotherapy and alcoholism found no statistically significant effect after 12 months.
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Creative people probably do run a greater risk of alcoholism and addiction than those in some other jobs, but so what?
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On the case is Texas Ranger Darren Matthews, whose previous escapades had driven him to alcoholism and almost ruined his marriage.
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Maureen Dowd Opinion Columnist WASHINGTON — Donald Trump was profoundly affected by watching his older brother, Freddy, die from alcoholism at 43.
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I have not taken a drink since June 15, 2017, have resumed counseling and will soon begin outpatient treatment for alcoholism.
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Their story is not only just as implausible, but also hinges on a false equivalency between Jack's alcoholism and Stephanie's work.
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Add those infractions to the incessant lying, snitching, backstabbing, and accusations of alcoholism, and yeah...I'm sure you'd be exhausted, too.
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When his father, a doctor, struggled with alcoholism and debt, he added, he became a "surrogate dad" for his younger brother.
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Neither the National Institutes of Health nor the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism responded to CNN's requests for comment.
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His older brother, Fred Trump Jr., died at age 43 in 1981 after struggling with alcoholism for much of his life.
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She had seen the damage caused by her older sister's "problem," as she referred to alcoholism in letters to their mother.
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She worked in advertising and public relations before being hired by the National Council on Alcoholism and was later its chairwoman.
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Don was also a successful stand-up comedian, who led an admittedly wild lifestyle and battled alcoholism and a cocaine addiction.
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She battled alcoholism and a lifelong struggle with diabetes, and yet refused to let any of this stop her from succeeding.
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He had never heard of the diagnosis: Nash, for nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, a fatty liver disease not linked to alcoholism or infections.
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And in the middle of the piece there is a wrenching monologue in which Mr. Beaver details a struggle with alcoholism.
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When you look at food addictions in the context of other addictions, like drug addictions or alcoholism, how are they related?
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In addition to exhibiting symptoms of depression, alcoholism, and post-traumatic stress disorder, Thor had gained a noticeable amount of weight.
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Sheridan died of "complications of chronic alcoholism" and the manner was "natural," the Orleans Parish Coroner's Office confirmed to PEOPLE on Friday.
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" She continues, "Alcoholism and drug addiction runs through my family, and I've had my own addictions that I've had to get over.
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"It's really important to note it's not alcoholism I'm talking about; that's only 1 to 3 percent of population," says Dowsett Johnston.
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Both in the film and in real life, Doss's father suffered from PTSD and alcoholism brought on by his experiences in WWI.
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This column was the inspiration for John Doran's acclaimed memoir Jolly Lad, about the recovery from alcoholism, drug addiction, and mental illness.
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"Depression is a real concern from past abuse as well as alcoholism which he was born with," she continued in the post.
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Porter's also going to draw inspiration from her life journey, which includes getting sober in her mid-20s after struggling with alcoholism.
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In 1979, Hansen won the first-ever Outstanding Supporting Actor Daytime Emmy award for his depiction of Lee Baldwin's battle with alcoholism.
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But, in the upcoming series, Fisher's role is set to be more significant and emotionally charged as her son struggles with alcoholism.
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Amy Klobuchar: My dad's struggle with alcoholism taught me a vital lesson My own story is like a lot of families' stories.
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It follows his career as the creator of biting cartoons that often addressed the darker side of human nature, while battling alcoholism.
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Kim, 51, isn't back as a regular this season after relapsing with her alcoholism and being arrested for twice over the summer.
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Sir Anthony Hopkins opened up about his battle with alcoholism and how he was difficult to work with when he was hungover.
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Tower was President George H.W. Bush's first choice for Secretary of Defense who was dogged by serious allegations of womanizing and alcoholism.
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This column was the inspiration for John Doran's acclaimed memoir Jolly Lad about the recovery from alcoholism, drug addiction and mental illness.
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These conceptions of addiction as simply needing drugs to avoid withdrawal were based on observations of people with alcoholism or opioid addictions.
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This column was the inspiration for John Doran's acclaimed memoir 'Jolly Lad', about the recovery from alcoholism, drug addiction and mental illness.
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READ: Coffee king buried in replica of famous pot In the United States, alcoholism is the second-most common cause of cirrhosis.
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Brazilian full-back Cicinho has revealed that he suffered from chronic alcoholism earlier in his career, in an interview with ESPN Brazil.
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But microcephaly can be caused by a number of viruses, including rubella and toxoplasmosis, as well as by malnutrition or maternal alcoholism.
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The bit wasn't out to make anyone uncomfortable, or even to find the dark humor in Gibson's unsettlingly public battles with alcoholism.
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Some people's experience of it may include workaholism, alcoholism or drug addiction, but the underlying struggle is a deep sense of despair.
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Rodgers, as Mr. Chapin said, may have fought depression and alcoholism, but despair rarely, if ever, found its way into his songwriting.
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But I had a challenging childhood that was touched by alcoholism and a need to grow up quicker than most kids do.
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The researchers controlled for a variety of risk factors, including child behavior problems, parents with a history of alcoholism, and parental drinking.
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Bush said the victim had since expressed his forgiveness and wished him the best in turning things around and overcoming his alcoholism.
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What The Shining is to alcoholism, Pet Sematary is to another pathology: what Ernst Becker long ago called the denial of death.
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In an earlier interview, Ms. Cook said that writing the book meant retreading her "difficult childhood" and struggles with alcoholism and depression.
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That seems fitting, really, considering that the mythology of Best's life rather detracts from the sad and inglorious reality of his alcoholism.
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His alcoholism would plague him for years to come as he had trouble finding a steady job in a struggling Newfoundland economy.
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Michael Solomonov, who owns Zahav, the acclaimed Israeli restaurant in Philadelphia, began treatment for crack-cocaine addiction and alcoholism a decade ago.
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Affleck's father and brother, Casey Affleck, have both struggled with alcoholism, and other members of the family have either suffered from addiction.
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Injalak and the tours make up an important source of revenue and employment for a community that struggles with alcoholism and homelessness.
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Yet his alcoholism only worsens as she becomes more famous, and his addiction ultimately threatens to bring her career down with his.
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His marriage ended in divorce in 2010, and in his later years he struggled with alcoholism, which his brother said he overcame.
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In 20133, after her father's alcoholism destroyed her parents' marriage, Power's mother moved with Samantha and her brother to the United States.
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The trauma from this history has contributed, experts say, to persistently high rates of poverty, drug abuse, alcoholism, domestic violence and suicide.
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I have not taken a drink since June 15, 2017, have resumed counseling and will soon begin out-patient treatment for alcoholism.
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He rarely gave interviews, but made no secret of his alcoholism, saying he controlled it by drying out three times a year.
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Poor Roderick, inwardly and outwardly maimed by the war, teeters floridly toward madness and alcoholism, but what about Caroline and her mother?
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Irby tackles heavy topics — like her father's alcoholism and her struggles with mental health (her book is dedicated to Klonopin) — with humor.
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Touchy topics like alcoholism, depression and spousal abuse come up, too, mixed in with ideas on what to do with spare time.
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While processing alcohol, methanol is naturally produced, said Dr. George Koob, the director of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
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Based on the Alcoholism study, alcohol was linked to more deaths than all overdoses — even at the height of America's opioid epidemic.
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John Cassavetes was a maestro with boozers, although you couldn't say that alcoholism per se was a central theme of his films.
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Mr. Gorham, a former trucker, had been mired in alcoholism and homelessness for a decade and had been arrested some 300 times.
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Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick on Wednesday announced that she would take a leave of absence from the House to seek treatment for alcoholism.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) questioned Kavanaugh about his drinking, noting that her father has struggled with alcoholism for most of his life.
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As kids got older, they became increasingly aware of social norms surrounding alcohol consumption, researchers report in the journal Alcohol and Alcoholism.
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Ann Kirkpatrick is taking time off from her role in Congress to treat alcoholism, she said in a written statement on Wednesday.
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Corruption and shortages of supplies and medicine are significant problems, and the health system could do more to address smoking and alcoholism.
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There was some alchemical reaction among my disability, my father's alcoholism and the world around us that saw disability as something shameful.
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Mr. Traylor, 37, slept not far from this spot during a five-year binge of alcoholism, drug abuse, petty crime and homelessness.
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At the age of just 13 he was taken into care, where he was surrounded by people with alcoholism and drug addiction.
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Today we have huge problems with diabetes and heart disease and liver disease, particularly from alcoholism from being so dysfunctional and depressed.
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Marque Lynche ... the former 'All New Mickey Mouse Club' star died of "acute and chronic" alcoholism ... according to the NYC medical examiner.
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Together Wiener and a former classmate go to tell his brother, who has Down syndrome, that their dad has died of alcoholism.
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Warrington echoed this sentiment, noting that sober curiosity is not for people with alcoholism, who should seek treatment through therapy and rehabilitation.
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And not because, obviously people have deep problems with alcoholism and stuff like that, and this stuff is made to do that.
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He took his severance money on a trip to England, where wine with dinner woke the sleeping demon, and alcoholism took hold again.
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Hunter also went into detail about his battle with alcoholism, saying in 21 his ex-wife Kathleen Biden begged him to get sober.
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The attorneys also said Woods and Herman knew of his alcoholism but were drinking with Immesberger a few nights before the fatal crash.
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His older brother, Fred Jr., died in 1981 after struggling with alcoholism, and the president has said he learned from his brother's experience.
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"I'm devastated at the events of the last several days that have been a result of my father's alcoholism," Brandon&aposs statement read.
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In her 1996 memoir After All, Moore recounted some of her insecurities and troubles, including an honest look at her battle with alcoholism.
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Bill Wilson (or "Bill W.") was one of the cofounders of Alcoholics Anonymous, the sobriety program designed to help people with their alcoholism.
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Likewise, someone who prefers to keep their visits to alcoholism support groups off the record, or a night out at a gay bar.
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If you suspect that you or someone you know might have a drinking problem, contact the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence.
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Between now and 2025, the number of "deaths of despair" from drug overdoses, alcoholism and suicide is projected to increase by a third.
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In the book, she tracks her recovery from alcohol addiction, and positions herself amid the many other artists who also struggled with alcoholism.
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Over the period measured by the JAMA study, the prevalence of alcoholism among Americans over 65 jumped 107%, though from a low base.
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Whereas 5% of women were found to meet the criteria for alcoholism in 20093-02, in 2012-13 that number rose to 9%.
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The defense counter-claimed that Cory, already suffering from flu-like symptoms, had been further weakened by the effects of alcoholism and bulimia.
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The study, published recently in the journal Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, found that regular consumption among older populations is on the rise.
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And though they have dwindled in number, some residents said they have contributed to the malaise of alcoholism and depression that still lingers.
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I recently spoke with my sister, who's now 30, about her addiction, her rock bottom, her recovery and the ongoing struggle with alcoholism.
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Most importantly, they may be sicker at baseline (perhaps they quit drinking because of alcoholism, or because of a health issue like cancer).
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His father, played by Hugo Weaving in the movie, suffered from alcoholism and depression relating to the PTSD he suffered in the war.
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"We were most proud of her courage and grace in telling her own story about her struggle with anxiety and alcoholism," he wrote.
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We now have tools and methods to prevent and address some of the biggest health issues: heart disease, obesity, alcoholism and liver disease.
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Canarsie Aware, NRI and the New York Service Network, all regulated by the state Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services, remain open.
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Hunter was cast opposite Divine in "Polyester," a low-budget John Waters comedy that gleefully sent up everything from alcoholism to foot festishism.
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Addiction and alcoholism are stigmatized as character flaws, but in reality, one's need to use or drink has nothing to do with character.
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Gooditis's brother, who struggled to find treatment for PTSD and then alcoholism because he was not insured, died early on in her campaign.
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Fred Jr., named for their father Fred Trump Sr., died in 1982 at the age of 41 after a long battle with alcoholism.
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Moore said she and Kutcher took a trip together following her miscarriage and that they allegedly had a conversation about alcoholism during dinner.
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I don't know if Kamal is alive or died of alcoholism or died in the siege of Yarmouk, when so many people starved.
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They also sell a branded laptop bag, if you're in the market for showing off your functional alcoholism while lugging around your Macbook.
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A spinoff of Norman Lear's All in the Family (1971-79), Maude fearlessly addressed issues like menopause, alcoholism, depression, racism, and birth control.
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And two trials beginning in the UK later this year, using MDMA and ketamine to treat alcoholism, hope to recruit an additional hundred.
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However, Muir says that environmental factors play up to 70 percent of the role in creating alcoholism, with biology contributing the other 30.
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After writing about authors and alcoholism in your last book, what made you hone in on visual artists for the topic of loneliness?
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She admitted that she needed help, but the drastic nature of what she received sent her spiraling deeper into drug use and alcoholism.
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But it's also a raw depiction of the desperation of living with alcoholism and denial amid the hypocrisy and hysteria of show business.
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"Alcoholism is so normalized, but I know that there are so many people out there who made similar decisions to me," he said.
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Conrad, a 16-year-old "science genius," has moved in with his aunt following his mother's death and his father's descent into alcoholism.
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Both sides of the family had a history of alcoholism, and even at 11 her father spent afternoons drinking rum with his grandfather.
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Clearances are typically revoked for cause, because of a security concern like alcoholism, financial problems, health concerns or the mishandling of classified material.
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As the number of adverse childhood events increases, the risk of health problems such as obesity, alcoholism and depression later in life increases.
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He acknowledges his grandparents' struggle with alcoholism, reflects on his father's and brother's fights with substance abuse and his own decades-long battle.
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Their claim that alcoholism is a disease beyond a drinker's control was endorsed by the American Medical Association and the American Psychiatric Association.
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Later, she temporarily lost her powers; in finding herself again, she became the heroine Binary and eventually Warbird, while also struggling with alcoholism.
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She's sober now and ready to go on job interviews, but she's not sure how to talk about her alcoholism to potential employers.
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While concerns over alcoholism should be taken seriously, there are better ways to address this longstanding problem, such as increased education and treatment.
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She also read books like "Porno Star," by the adult film actress Tina Russell, who died at 32 of complications related to alcoholism.
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Malnutrition and alcoholism shortened the average life span for a Russian man from nearly 65 in 203 to less than 58 in 1994.
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Everything about my brother is superlative, including his demons: crippling insomnia, legendary alcoholism and a chemical imbalance that has repeatedly imploded his life.
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I lost a brother at 21 to a heroin overdose, and both of my parents struggled with alcoholism and addiction their whole lives.
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Having struggled for many years with alcoholism, Delaney writes in a post shared to Instagram and Twitter that he's "grateful" for his sobriety.
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" Hillary Clinton said she was concerned about every community, including white communities "where we are seeing an increase in alcoholism, addiction, earlier deaths.
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But after losing his job and struggling with alcoholism, he has been sleeping on the streets for most of the last 16 years.
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In 2009, he said he feared he wouldn't be able to see his 3 kids grow up because of his struggle with alcoholism.
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Her giving started the way it does for many philanthropists, with an issue close to her heart: alcoholism and its impact on families.
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I am twenty-five, and oblivious of all the ways she is wrong for me, oblivious of her sorrows, her waywardness, her alcoholism.
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On the campaign trail she told family stories about her father's struggle with alcoholism and her grandfather saving money in a coffee can.
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Thor clearly exhibits symptoms of depression, alcoholism, and PTSD In the five years after the "Snappening," Thor has become a grief-stricken recluse.
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Before discovering ayahuasca 13 years ago on a trip to Peru, she had alcoholism, bulimia, and bipolar disorder — at one point, she attempted suicide.
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President Donald Trump has donated his salary from the third-quarter of 2018 to the federal agency that researches alcoholism and alcohol-related problems.
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In fact, Vargas revealed last September that her crippling bouts of anxiety were a major contributing factor in her years-long struggle with alcoholism.
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For at least two, alcoholism had become a major concern, and this offered an opportunity to access federal assistance in regulating alcohol, she said.
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Bam Margera's friends are seriously worried about his ongoing battle with alcoholism, even though he's clearing the legal hurdles stemming from his DUI case.
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"It has made me question tenets I once held true and friends I once held dear," Kalea says in the documents of her alcoholism.
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Unfortunately his life and career were plagued by alcoholism and he died of liver and kidney failure at the fairly young age of 60.
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Anti-immigrant sentiment turned against the massive influx of new Irish- and German-Americans, who were stereotyped as drunks, polluting the nation with alcoholism.
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Columns in Voz Latina offer advice on immigration issues, as well as problems out of the public eye such as domestic violence and alcoholism.
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The Academy-Award winning actress recently spoke with Howard Stern about the childhood domestic violence she faced as a result of her father's alcoholism.
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Back in season one, This Is Us dropped a ton of hints that Jack's alcoholism would be connected to his death in some way.
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Corey Johnson, chairman of the Council's Health Committee, began his questions by describing the "family disease" of alcoholism and his six years of sobriety.
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" But we were most proud of her courage and grace in telling her own story about her struggle with anxiety and alcoholism," Goldston wrote.
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"I'm devastated at the events of the last several days that have been a result of my father's alcoholism," he said at the time.
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It's also a wonky vehicle for discussions about everything from toxic masculinity and sexism to alcoholism and self-destructive demons: a philosophical stoner's dream.
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Ervin, who battled alcoholism, drug addiction and depression between gold medals, was asked by NBC how he explains that 16-year gap (another record!).
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The Clark County Coroner's Office tells us the "Babylon 5" actor died from natural causes, with complications from chronic alcoholism being a contributing factor.
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And according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, about 88,000 people die across the country from alcohol-related causes each year.
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Collins writes that this experience with her ex prepared her for her father's struggles with alcoholism — an addiction so intense it almost killed him.
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Given her brother Eddie's history, which included abuse of drugs, her own struggles with depression and her father's alcoholism, she says she issued warnings.
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Perhaps I think more about these borderlands because though my husband is also a moderate drinker, he has a strong family history of alcoholism.
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Pritzker's mother made it a point to be transparent with her children about the implications of alcoholism so they could better understand her behavior.
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Garrett — who announced in May he planned to retire at the end of his term to focus on battling alcoholism — adamantly denied the claims.
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According to trial testimony, Smith was an Eagle Scout and a member of the National Honor Society but struggled with alcoholism as an adult.
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Many of today's banned drugs were used by psychiatrists in the 1950's, who claimed success in treating alcoholism and other mental health issues.
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However, having seen the ways in which alcoholism and drug abuse devastated the Navajo reservation where she grew up, Crystal limited herself to pot.
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Paroled in 22016 after serving only 266 months, he moved to the Pine Ridge Reservation to work as a drug addiction and alcoholism counselor.
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Barbara Wersba, whose candid books for young adults were among the first to explore topics like alcoholism and same-sex relationships, died on Feb.
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But Mr. Dawkins, who has struggled with addiction and alcoholism since he was 12, slipped back into drug use, and took ketamine and heroin.
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Mental health generalists are trying to apply familiar therapies for anxiety or alcoholism to patients with an uncontrollable craving for, say, World of Warcraft.
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Sugar is addictive and alcoholism is a progressive disease, and so these shops represent an errand for some, a life-threatening lure for others.
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Volatile and peripatetic, buffeted by depression, alcoholism and estrangement from loved ones, he would reach for his books or his notebooks and steady himself.
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Set in a funeral parlor on Christmas Eve, this revival at the Irish Repertory Theater plays alcoholism for drama without resorting to boozy histrionics.
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Two years ago Russia's health minister put Chukotka's alcoholism rate at nearly six times higher than elsewhere in Russia, itself no paragon of sobriety.
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But in an excerpt released on Wednesday from documentary "David Cassidy: The Last Session," Cassidy told producers that his problems were due to alcoholism.
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The diocese removed him from the parish, and he was sent away for psychiatric evaluation and treatment for alcoholism at a Maryland rehabilitation center.
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In January, the President donated a quarter of his salary to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, according to The Washington Post.
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This portrait centers on candid footage of Ms. Vargas from 1991, and addresses her struggles with alcoholism in interviews with her friends and collaborators.
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Epidemiologists at the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism last month reported a jarring trend: Problem drinking is rising fast among older Americans.
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It's not just the Trump White House that has not focused on alcoholism, and tens of millions of children born with fetal alcohol syndrome.
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In her fiction, the past is often manifest in a harrowing present — a world of alcoholism, rape, incest and murder, recounted in unflinching detail.
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The grime of 1970s London is ably recreated, as are the precursors to Tennison's later demons — among them, alcoholism and bad decisions about sex.
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That finding was among several troubling conclusions in an analysis of death certificates published Friday by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
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In SCI Phoenix, he will find programs on that topic, as well as on recovery from alcoholism and drug addition, violence prevention, and more.
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As the number of reported ACEs increase, so does the person's risk of cancer, diabetes, depression, alcoholism, drug use, smoking, suicide, homelessness, and more.
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Bullough's aimless characters tend to have central, manageable concerns while neglecting the recalcitrant complications (alcoholism, domestic abuse, accidental pregnancy) that sprout like peripheral weeds.
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"There is high amount of alcoholism and low availability of nutritious food at the labor lines," he said, pointing to the prevalence of anemia.
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But he again raised his own aversion to alcohol, a substance he's avoided after his older brother Fred died from alcoholism in the 1980s.
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Overall, 28% of the children had seen their parent tipsy and 25% had seen the parent drunk, the researchers reported in Alcohol and Alcoholism.
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" Ms. Levy is deferential to her ex-spouse, whose alcoholism arguably tanked the relationship, though Ms. Levy said, "We made a fine mess together.
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With her parents divorced by the time she was 10, her relationship with her father grew distant and her mother's alcoholism complicated their relationship.
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In her fiction, the past is often manifest in a harrowing present — a world of alcoholism, rape, incest and murder, recounted in unflinching detail.
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Ball, who will also serve a year of probation, has reportedly wrote a letter of apology to Cox and is seeking treatment for alcoholism.
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Rodriguez is able to connect with the students she mentors because she's been through a lot of the same things—poverty, physical abuse, alcoholism.
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Ms. Stromer blames alcoholism for her slide into homelessness, and even though she has now quit drinking, she cannot envision returning to a stable life.
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When Elizabeth Vargas wrote her searingly candid memoir about her battle with alcoholism, the veteran journalist had no idea it would make such an impact.
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Brandon then released an exclusive statement to PEOPLE in which he claimed his father is battling alcoholism and he tried to set up an intervention.
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Hours go by without a word about Kate or the child's health, leading those in the waiting room to unleash their feelings about Kevin's alcoholism.
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The then-first lady sparked a national conversation about both issues, and later founded the Betty Ford Center for alcoholism and drug addiction in 1982.
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MMG, citing an "independent" study done prior to the relocation, said the community previously suffered from high rates of domestic violence, alcoholism, illiteracy and poverty.
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To see what creator Dan Fogelman had to say about Jack's Vietnam past and alcoholism — as well as Kate and Rebecca's fraught relationship — click here.
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"It really is a serious problem when get above 0.2 on average," says George Koob, director of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
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"When I was 30 I sort of fell into addiction and alcoholism and ended up on a friend's couch deep in East Van," Brand says.
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The thing about alcoholism, addiction and depression is, you can't hate the person for being who they are, you can hate the disease behind it.
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I don't know anybody that hasn't had some connection, either directly or indirectly, someone in their family, or someone they love, with alcoholism or addiction.
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For example, Tony Stark is wealthy and can do practically anything in his Iron Man armor, but he still struggles with alcoholism and personal relationships.
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As incomes have risen, so too has alcoholism, but fewer than 2% of addicts ever seek treatment because very few Chinese consider it an illness.
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A number of reasons were given, but the report focused on the severe spike in dangerous levels of obesity, smoking, and alcoholism related health problems.
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Alcoholism and gambling addictions in young players can be incredibly damaging to their personal wellbeing and, perhaps most significantly, to the clubs who own them.
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On the flip side, Rebecca dismisses this drinking problem as "this alcoholism of yours," and then she questions the timing of it, saying it's convenient.
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So why are full-blown drunks, like F. Scott Fitzgerald—who died at the age of 44 after years of raging alcoholism—so damn creative?
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Mr. Baker has been in an alcoholism treatment program since May 2016 and had also been in treatment for anger management at the congresswoman's behest.
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The post raised an important, if often ignored, truth for this age of celebrity worship: Alcoholism isn't something that should be treated as sensational news.
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" Instead, she assured me that alcoholism spawns from a "complex interplay between your genetic makeup and the things that happen to you in your life.
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Sim has talked about his struggles with alcoholism; Madley Croft has opened up about how coping with deaths in her family has shaped her writing.
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In the book, Jack is depicted more sympathetically, with his alcoholism forming a key part of the problems in the Torrance family and his hallucinations.
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This has not made me an alcoholic, and as a matter of fact, alcoholism is far less pervasive in Italy then in the United States.
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Like the plays, the stories are flavored with a connoisseur's taste for the strange and bizarre, including cannibalism, incest, rape, castration, nymphomania, alcoholism and murder.
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It also turned out that my novel and its portrayal of alcoholism had resonated with her, and she was generous enough to tell me so.
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Betty Ford arguably had more long-term impact on American life, by easing stigmas on breast cancer and alcoholism, than her one-term husband did.
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These people may have a genetic variation that puts them at risk of alcoholism and, perhaps coincidentally, creates an unusual epigenetic mark on their DNA.
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But, then, it was a few decades before "denial" entered the lexicon as a sign of alcoholism—and in other ways London was remarkably prescient.
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Last year, Trump donated his salary to the Small Business Administration, the Department of Veterans Affairs and the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
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Her profile said the childhood experience of observing a close family member inspired her to speak out about the effects of alcoholism and drug abuse.
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" At the conclusion of the conclusion, Whitefield-Madrano reveals her own hidden truth: her grandmother's alcoholism, a disease, she writes, that "altered my mother's family . . .
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Grant's alcoholism was frequently used by his foes, many of whom opposed Reconstruction, to denigrate the man who was championing black labor and voting participation.
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Ling went from playing Richard Gere's romantic interest in the 1997 romantic thriller Red Corner to battling alcoholism on VH1's Celebrity Rehab in 2011.
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Until now, the scientific community was "working on an assumption that there were a few genes affecting alcoholism," William Muir, a Purdue University geneticist, said.
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Still, rats bred to have the same genetic tendency towards alcoholism may not exhibit the same addictive behavior, if they're subject to different environmental factors.
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But the novel's primary focus is the day-to-day struggles of Wendy and her circle of friends — with unemployment, with alcoholism, with sexual violence.
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Studies show that women now consume as much alcohol as men, and it's a problem; binge drinking and alcoholism among women is on the rise.
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She also served as vice chairwoman of the Community Services Board of the New York City Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Alcoholism Services.
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As a child Mr. Kosoko lived mostly in Detroit with his mother, who, he said, struggled with alcoholism, paranoid schizophrenia and scleroderma, an autoimmune disease.
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Professor Fingarette acknowledged that he had not conducted any experimental or clinical studies into alcoholism; he reached his conclusions by analyzing scientific literature, he said.
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Jack Lemmon revealed his alcoholism so casually that Mr. Lipton did not know whether the actor was describing himself or a character in a movie.
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Another example, Siegel said, is how the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism came under scrutiny over communications with the alcohol industry last year.
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At 62, she had seen enough and had enough, she said, in remote villages where dysfunction, alcoholism and despair can cast a shadow of ruin.
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His parents divorced when he was six or seven; his father died at fifty-nine and his mother at sixty, both of complications from alcoholism.
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I connected to it on a cathartic core-deep level because my father struggles with depression and alcoholism and my mother passed away from cancer.
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High rates of alcoholism and related problems, such as domestic violence, have led to restrictive rules around drinking for some indigenous Australians across the country.
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Unlike the high profile attempts to address opioids, fetal alcohol syndrome and the broader issue of alcoholism have few champions on or off Capitol Hill.
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Since the story was published, his spokesman issued a statement disputing several parts of the story: "Marc Kasowitz has not struggled with alcoholism," Sitrick wrote.
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A 2019 MedScape report found that 44 percent of physicians feel "burned out," driving many to alcoholism and depression, or to leave the profession entirely.
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The ensuing psychological aftermath of this shooting worsens his drinking problem and this alcoholism causes him to lose his job, as well as his marriage.
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It seems to me, reading the book, like you grasp at alcoholism as the explanation mostly likely to create sympathy for an illicit drug user.
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That's far from true: according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, non-abstinent recovery is just as common (Table 3) as abstinent recovery.
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But there are many downsides to that, and an analogy I always give to people is that it's like someone with alcoholism working as a bartender.
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Around the same time, sitcoms began to devote single-episode story lines to mature subjects and themes, such as racism, alcoholism, abortion, anti-Semitism, and homosexuality.
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"Everyone has been concerned for over a year about Tommy Lee," says a family friend who says Brandon's claim that Lee suffers from alcoholism is true.
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"There had been many family issues because of his alcoholism, but they are all reuniting in support of him," a source close to Cassidy told PEOPLE.
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Mesereau questioned her past experimentation with drugs and past struggle with alcoholism; Baker-Kinney was open about her problems but refused to associate them with Cosby.
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