61. Welcome To The Alcoholism Council Of New York http://www.alcoholism.org/

62. Alcohol Abuse Problems - Alcoholism Health Effects And Causes The effects of alcohol abuse and alcoholism on your health can be serious, get informationon the symptoms and treatment available to alleviate your drinking http://hcd2.bupa.co.uk/fact_sheets/mosby_factsheets/alcohol_abuse.html

search home services health information ... BUPA Products and services Health insurance Financial protection Hospitals Care homes ... International cover Visitor interest areas Individuals Business Intermediaries Health professionals ... BUPA members Facilities finder Find local health and fitness facilities World of BUPA BUPA services around the world at bupa.com health information ABC of health Problem drinking Published by BUPA's Health Information Team December, 2002 Download this factsheet Research has shown that drinking moderate amounts of alcohol can have health benefits. For men over 40, and women after the menopause, having one or two small drinks a day can help prevent coronary heart disease. However, it is estimated that a quarter of men and one in six women in Britain drink enough to put their health at risk. How much is too much? Government guidelines state that men should drink no more than three to four units per day and women no more than two to three units per day. However, some medical experts believe these levels are too high, and recommend no more than three units a day for men and two a day for women. Either way, you should not "save up" the units over the week and use them to binge at the weekend. Strength and units The strength of an alcoholic drink is indicated by the percentage of alcohol by volume (ABV).

63. Alcoholism An indepth look into this very serious disease. Links to other informative websites related to this condition are listed as well. http://www.geocities.com/queen_nefertitti/alcoholism.html

On the Rocks: Cynthia's Alcoholism Information A shark attacks its prey very slowly. It allows them to have a false sense of security; Circling and circling around them coming closer and closer until when they least expect it >>WHAM! Alcoholism is like a great white shark. Deceiving it's victims into thinking they aren't in danger. It waits very patiently to attack swimming at the bottom of the murky glass. Each year, over 10 thousand individuals under the age of 24 are killed in alcohol related accidents, making it one of the leading causes of death for this age group! Most experts agree that there are about 20 million alcoholics in the United States. The costs imposed by these addicted Americans both emotionally and financially are incalculable. Alcoholism is a chronic primarily hereditary disease, that progresses from early physiological susceptibility, into addiction and loss of control! Contrary to popular belief, Alcoholism is based on physiological addiction and NOT psychological dependence. The alcoholic's enzymes, hormones, genes and brain chemistry work together to create their abnormal and unfortunate reaction to alcohol.

64. Alcoholism In The Elderly - March 15, 2000 - American Academy Of Family Physicia AFP March 15, 2000. alcoholism in the Elderly. 8. TABLE 2 Treatment Steps foralcoholism in Older Patients. Identify patients requiring further evaluation. http://www.aafp.org/afp/20000315/1710.html

Advanced Search Alcoholism in the Elderly SALLY K. RIGLER, M.D., University of Kansas School of Medicine, Kansas City, Kansas W hen caring for older patients who have problems related to alcohol use, family physicians often encounter interrelated medical, behavioral, social and environmental factors. In such cases, physicians must maintain a high index of suspicion and a nonjudgmental attitude, and should be able to recognize patient defenses and effectively support the patient's family members. A flexible approach allows physicians to individualize treatment for advanced age, physical and cognitive impairment, limited financial resources and varying patient preferences. Fundamental shifts in the delivery of health care are changing the patterns of treatment for alcohol abuse. Patients with mild problem drinking who do not meet the criteria for alcohol abuse or dependence may benefit from brief, targeted counseling by their family physician. Some older alcoholic patients may decline referral to treatment programs because of perceived negative stigma. Family physicians must manage medical complications, coordinate alcohol-related treatment and address the consequences of alcoholism for family members and the community.

65. Addiction And Alcoholism Recovery An educational site on alcoholism and addiction designed and written by a psychiatrist. A resource for patients and their families. http://www.recoverymd.com

Alcoholism and drug addiction explained in easy terms by a practicing psychiatrist Click the sunflower to enter This noncommercial guide to the medical and psychiatric treatment of alcoholism and drug abuse covers intervention, treatment, 12-step recovery, dual diagnosis, medications, chemical dependence, drug addiction and the biology of alcoholism and addiction. We subscribe to the HONcode principles. Verify here. This information is not intended to be a substitute for medical treatment. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat a health problem or disease without consulting with your physician. You should not make adjustments in your treatment or medications without consulting your physician. This site is not affiliated with any twelve-step program, company, or treatment center; this is my personal webpageit is not sponsored, and I receive no income from sponsorship, banners, or link-exchange. I built it for the sole purpose of educating patients and family members/friends about the chronic, progressive, and fatal disease of addiction. I purchased the license to use the images used in this site. Please consider leaving comments in my guestbook , which you may do anonymously if you wish.

66. Problem Drinking And Alcoholism: Diagnosis And Treatment - February 1, 2002 - Am Problem Drinking and alcoholism Diagnosis and Treatment. alcoholism is one ofthe most common psychiatric disorders with a prevalence of 8 to 14 percent. http://www.aafp.org/afp/20020201/441.html

Advanced Search Problem Drinking and Alcoholism: Diagnosis and Treatment MARY-ANNE ENOCH, M.D., M.R.C.G.P., and DAVID GOLDMAN, M.D. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, Bethesda, Maryland A patient information handout about problem drinking, written by the authors of this article, is provided on page 449. A PDF version of this document is available. Download PDF now (8 pages / 131 KB). More information on using PDF files. A lcohol misuse is associated with considerable morbidity and mortality (100,000 deaths annually), social and legal problems, acts of violence, and accidents. Alcoholism is among the most common psychiatric disorders in the general population: the lifetime prevalence of alcohol dependence, the severe form of alcoholism, is 8 to 14 percent. The ratio of alcohol dependence to alcohol abuse is approximately two to one. The incidence of alcoholism is still more common in men, but it has been increasing in women, and the female to male ratio for alcohol dependence has narrowed to one to two. Serious drinking often starts in adolescence; approximately 40 percent of alcoholics develop their first symptoms between 15 and 19 years of age.

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Home Shopping Cart My Account Contact LWW ... Log in . Not a member? Register Product Search: Keyword Author ISBN/ISSN Title Advanced Search Enter your email to sign up for LWW.com Updates, Insider your opt-in preferences: Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research Online: CD-ROM Associated Specialties: Nursing: Psychiatric / Mental Health Psychiatry Psychology Psychopharmacology Editor(s): David W Crabb MD Please contact LWW Customer Service to order this product. (1-800-638-3030) The full text and graphics of Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research are now available online FREE to all paid subscribers and members of the Research Society on Alcoholism and the International Society for Biomedical Research on Alcoholism. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research Online , which will be password protected in 2002, offers you instant access to these exciting features: / Full text and graphics of the journal as soon as it is available in print / User-friendly keyword searching / MedLine(R) abstract links / PDF (portable document format) files provide the ability to view and print articles in exactly the same format as the printed journal. Single user access is FREE for all print subscribers Site licenses are available for institutions wanting multiple user access for an additional fee Website: www.alcoholism-cer.com

68. Alcoholism: p Founded by the National Council on alcoholism and Drug Dependence, this journalgives readers direct access to the most significant and current findings on http://www.lww.com/eproduct/?0145-6008

69. Texas Clinic And Hospital For Alcoholism, Inc. - Home - Searcy W. Searcy opened in 1948 the Texas ClinicHospital, and Southwest Clinic. List of books available for order, AA / Al-Anon calendar of events, news, and resources. http://searcywdallastx.bigstep.com/

Home - Searcy W. Searcy W's Location Dallas Services Contact Us or Order Items. Searcy's Book 1 ... Searcy Whaley, 1910-2003 Welcome to Searcy W's Web Site 57 Years of Alcoholism Information! Somewhere at the Crown Plaza Annual Dallas Texas,At the "14th Annual Gathering of the Eagles on May 26, 2000".We are planning something, and everything...or was just that past Funston, or Haskle.....Texas? Haha! Don't forget the 18th Annual Gathering of Eagles, coming May 28-30 to the Double Tree Hotel, 4099 Valley View Lane in Dallas. Room reservations are available at 1-800-222-8733. Conference registration forms are available from the Texas Clinic and Hospital for Alcoholism , the Dallas AA Central Office or by clicking on the small program image to the right. Texas Clinic and Hospital For Alcoholism, Inc. searcyw@aol.com p: 214-357-1478 f: 214-357-5252 PO Box 35865, 5925 Maple Ave., Suite 108, Dallas, Texas, 75235, US Merchant policy

70. Alcoholism And Alcohol Abuse Resources Guide Extensive resources for those in or seeking recovery from and/or informationregarding alcoholism or alcohol abuse, as well as for family and friends. http://open-mind.org/Alcohol.htm

4 Step Fastrack to Sobriety Report about a behavior based alcoholic recovery theory. AA Grapevine International magazine of Alcoholics Anonymous. AA Live Chat AA Online@aol personal stories AAOutreach ... AA Serenity Alcoholics Anonymous 12 step fellowship; electronic mail recovery group for women. AASoberLiving checknew("9/26/2004") Adult Children of Alcoholics Al-Anon Mirror s ... Alcoholism.Net Guide to online alcoholism resources. AlcoholMD An Illustrated Alcoholic Anonymous Bibliography Another 24 Hours Assisted Recovery Centers of America ... Big Book Concordance An index to every word in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous. Big Book Search Search the AA big book for phrases or key words. Big Book Study Guide The Primary Purpose Group of Dallas, TX has created a study of the basic text for Alcoholics Anonymous in Microsoft Word format. The Campaign For Alcohol Free Kids Center of Alcohol Studies Children of Alcoholics Children of Alcoholics Foundation ... Christian Adult Children of Alcoholics Share group for ACOA's trying to overcome the pressures caused by alcoholism. Club A Cyber Recovery AA link directory; includes an interactive discussion forum.

71. Recovery Encounter A card game about alcoholism and spiritual recovery. http://hometown.aol.com/billpmail/index.html

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72. UNM CASAA CENTER ON alcoholism, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, AND ADDICTIONS 2650 Yale SE Albuquerque,NM 87106 Interim Director Philip A. May, Ph.D. Clinical Research Branch Phone http://casaa.unm.edu/

CENTER ON ALCOHOLISM, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, AND ADDICTIONS 2650 Yale SE Albuquerque, NM 87106 Interim Director: Philip A. May, Ph.D. Clinical Research Branch Phone:(505) 925-2352 Fax:(505) 925-2351 Branch Director: Natasha Slesnick, Ph.D. Prevention, Education, and Research Branch Phone:(505) 925-2300 Fax:(505) 925-2301 Branch Director: W. Gill Woodall, Ph.D. SITE MAP Search This Site The Web Get a Search Engine For Your Web Site You are visitor number University of New Mexico Home Page This Web Page Form was created by Matt O'Nuska

73. Template Testimony of being freed from alcoholism by Jesus Christ. http://www.angelfire.com/ma3/savingname/mystory.htm

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" This is My Story Home Links Above is the Ship I served on from 1958 to 1960 I was born on August the 13th on a Friday, the proverbial second son of a second son. I started drinking when I was about seventeen. You might say I was an alcoholic, it was so bad that no one knew I was a drunk till the day I stopped drinking. I joined the Navy things got even worse; did you ever hear the old saying (like a drunken sailor)? That was me. I would drink while I drove from bar to bar; I was not really enjoying it. It came to a point that my friends and I would go from bar to bar to start a bar fight, I thank God that no one was killed or enjured seriously. At times on Sunday while others were seeking God I would be in a bar drinking tomato juice and beer for my breakfast. I had a vicious temper and was always looking for a fight. My mouth was like an open sewer with the language I spoke, you would call it fluent profanity. I thought I would live forever till one day my best friend died in a freak accident, then I knew that life was temporary and death was just a heart beat away: I asked myself if I died right now where would I spend eternity. I knew that there was a God out there somewhere and that He had something better for me. The Bible says

74. Alcoholism, Drug Addiction, Compulsive Gambling Intervention resources for alcoholism, drug addiction, gambling, computeraddiction, other selfdestructive behavior. alcoholism - Definition. http://www.intervention.com/defns.html

Alcoholism, Alcohol and Drug Addiction, Computer Addiction, Internet Addiction, Compulsive Gambling Intervention resources for alcoholism, drug addiction, gambling, computer addiction, other self-destructive behavior. Intervention Center Helping People Accept Help Home Site Map Family Intervention Executive Intervention ... Contact Related Information Alcoholism, Alcohol and Drug Addiction, Computer Addiction, Internet Addiction, Compulsive Gambling Alcoholism - Definitions Two opposing views of alcohol and alcoholism - NCADD and Peele Questions to help you determine if you have an alcohol or drug problem - From Johns Hopkins Questions to help you determine if a relaive or friend has an alcohol or drug problem - From the Johnson Institute Computer / Internet Addiction - Self Diagnosis Questions to help you determine if you have a computer or internet addiction - From the National Counseling Center Compulsive Gambling / Gambling Addiction - Self Diagnosis Questions to help you determine if you are a compulsive gambler - From Gamblers Anonymous Visit the Substance Abuse Resource Center on the Addiction Resourses page for a much more extensive store of facts and research material.

75. The Recovery Zone - A 12 Step Resource Guide Features 12 step recovery resources with information and help for people suffering from alcoholism, drug addiction, smoking addiction, compulsive eating disorders, and gambling addiction. http://www.recoveryzone.org

Click to Listen to the Big Book of AA online NOW! New! - Send a Recovery E-Card to your Friends! Click Here to Pick up your E-Card Check out our online Recovery Gift Shop! Welcome to The Recovery Zone™. The Ultimate guide to 12 step information on the world wide web. This site was developed as an outgrowth of my own recovery. Like many addicts/alcoholics, I lost almost everything important in my life, but have now recovered by working the 12 steps. If you have a problem with Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Compulsive Eating, Gambling, Sex, or other addictive behavior, I hope it will help you to find the help that you need to free yourself of these problems that now control your life. While we cannot possibly cover all addictions or resources, most of the programs and information in this site are based on the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous . When practiced with other recovering addicts, they offer a program of spiritual recovery that is proven to work.

76. Welcome To Women For Sobriety, Inc. A nonprofit organization dedicated to helping women overcome alcoholism and other addictions. http://www.womenforsobriety.org/

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77. Emergency Medicine At NCEMI: Emergency Medicine And Primary Care Resources boards. Upcoming meetings. Journal Watch. Grand Rounds. Medical Links.Clinical Calculators Medical ETools. TWEAK alcoholism score http://www.ncemi.org/cgi-ncemi/edecision.pl?TheCommand=Load&NewFile=tweak_alcoho

78. People Helping People With Mark Elliot On CFRB AM 1010 Daily news and informed comment. Openline twice nightly live talk show about alcoholism and addictions. http://www.markelliot.com

About PHP Books Author Shows Archived Shows ... Letters First time drunk, high? Likely, age 13 OTTAWA One in five Canadian adolescents ages 12 to 15 has been drunk at least once, and has tried marijuana, according to a study released yesterday by Statistics Canada. The study, based on interviews with more than 4,000 youths in that age group, found those most likely to use drugs and alcohol travelled with peers who also did so, had parents who nagged or were inconsistent about rules, and were more likely to be doing poorly in school. More... Court decides hosts not liable Woman left a paraplegic after drunken accident But ruling doesn't grant immunity in future cases Two homeowners are not partially liable for an accident that left an 18-year-old woman a paraplegic when a drunken guest drove away from their New Year's Eve house party, Ontario's highest court has ruled. The obligations of homeowners are vastly different from bar owners when it comes to serving alcohol, the Ontario Court of Appeal said yesterday. In a unanimous decision, three judges overturned a trial court finding that Julie Zimmerman and Dwight Courrier were 15 per cent responsible for the injuries suffered by Zöe Childs, whose spine was severed in the accident in Gloucester Township, near Ottawa, on Jan. 1, 1999.

79. Welcome To Ovid DoctorYourself.com alcoholismalcoholism Home, She was a very nice lady, the wife of a surgeon, and an incurablealcoholic. There is a proven nutritional treatment for alcoholism, I said. http://gateway.ovid.com/ovidweb.cgi?T=JS&MODE=ovid&PAGE=toc&D=ovft&AN=00000374-0

80. He Turned My Wine Into Water Written by a retired Pastor that lived the realities of alcoholism. http://www.wine2water.com

“Wine Into Water” He Turned My Wine Into Water Hi, I’m Hal; I was an alcoholic, But I’m not one anymore! W elcome: I wrote this book, so I can share my testimony of how God performed miracles in my life; So others may understand and learn to know the same freedoms I have been graced with. You know, there are many, including Christians, who have quit addictive habits, only to find themselves living with fear. “True Freedom” from addiction can only be gained by learning what Gods Word says about these issues. He Turned My Wine Into Water may be used as a guide to find Bible Scriptures so as to learn how God wants to be understood. He Turned My Wine Into Water provides an inspiring example of how God delivers from addictions and sets captives free ! Home E-Mail Hal F.A.Q ... Back to Top Copywrite: Wine2Water: Designed By: Scuffy’s World

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