Investigators extracted data from 8 waves of the Monitoring the Future study, which annually surveyed approximately 17,000 US high school students starting in 1975.
More than 10% of US adults aged 65 years and older are estimated to be current binge drinkers.
The convenience and confidentiality of computer-based and mobile technologies may encourage more individuals with substance use disorders to access treatment.
Hospitalized patients with community-acquired pneumonia and alcohol use disorder harbor resistant organisms less frequently than patients without alcohol use disorder.
Integrated stepped alcohol treatment (ISAT) reduces alcohol consumption in patients with HIV and a known drinking problem.
Integrated prolonged exposure therapy had a greater reduction in PTSD symptoms than integrated coping skills therapy, while both therapies resulted in comparable decreases in drinking.
Global goals for reducing alcohol use are unlikely to be achieved, with the global adult per-capita consumption projected to continue increasing to 2030.
Adults in their mid-30s to 40s are drinking too much too often.
Lower risk for alcohol use disorders and suicide was associated with Historically Black Protestant membership rates.
Compared with other anxiety disorders, social anxiety disorder has a plausible direct influence on alcohol use disorder.
