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... usually be detected . What first brings the alcoholic to the attention of the doctor ? How can medical skills and acumen be put to use when they matter most , during the critical first stage before irreversible changes occur and ...
... usually be detected . What first brings the alcoholic to the attention of the doctor ? How can medical skills and acumen be put to use when they matter most , during the critical first stage before irreversible changes occur and ...
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... usually repressed . One alcoholic patient , for instance , who consciously believed that he loved his overstrict mother , informed the investigator that , “ She died of a stroke — just like Stalin . ” 4 Some of the excessive guilt and ...
... usually repressed . One alcoholic patient , for instance , who consciously believed that he loved his overstrict mother , informed the investigator that , “ She died of a stroke — just like Stalin . ” 4 Some of the excessive guilt and ...
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... usually , to both social and legal pressures . PREVENTION OF PROGRESSION Since preventing the onset of alcoholism appears to be beyond our powers , secondary prevention - early intervention in excessive and pathologic drinking in order ...
... usually , to both social and legal pressures . PREVENTION OF PROGRESSION Since preventing the onset of alcoholism appears to be beyond our powers , secondary prevention - early intervention in excessive and pathologic drinking in order ...
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