Alcoholism and dementia
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Abstract
This article reviews epidemiological, neurological, cognitive, and imaging data on alcohol-induced dementia. Recent studies indicate that "heavy alcohol use" (variously defined) is a contributing factor in 21-24% of cases of dementia. Research difficulties include lack of positive diagnostic criteri …
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| Authors | Smith DM;Atkinson RM;; |
| Journal | the international journal of the addictions |
| Year | 1970 |
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doi:10.3109/10826089509071058
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