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Addiction

Strengthening the Parent-Child Bond in the Face of Addiction

October 8, 2019
Richard Saitz, Boston University School of Public Health, SPH, Boston University School of Medicine, BUSM, MED, addiction research, evidence based medicine, SBIRT, Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral, and Treatment, CCM, chronic care management
Alcohol

The Addiction Puzzle, Part 5: Bringing Scientific Rigor to Addiction Research

November 22, 2013
Marlene Oscar Berman, Susan Mosher Ruiz, Boston University School of Medicine, neurobiology, neurology, neuroscience, alcoholism effects on the human brain, how alcohol effects the brain, alcoholism and gender
Neurology & Neuroscience

The Addiction Puzzle, Part 4: Why Alcoholics’ Gender Matters

November 21, 2013
Tibor Palfai, professor of psychology, Boston University College of Arts and Sciences, CAS, alcohol triggers, what makes people drink alcohol, why do people drink alcohol, addiction research, alcoholism research
Alcohol

The Addiction Puzzle, Part 3: The Search for the Alcohol Trigger

November 20, 2013

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