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Additive independent factors that predict risk for alcoholism.
Journal of studies on alcohol - 1 Mar 1990
Stabenau J R
Abstract excerpt
Pedigree and adoption studies have supported a genetic heterogeneity model for alcoholism. Lifetime alcoholism diagnosis in medical-surgical inpatients was reported to increase additively with the presence of Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASP) diagnosis, male gender and family history of alcoholism (FHA). These three risk factors have been shown to have separate genetic transmission. This study tested the...
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