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A longitudinal, sibling-comparison study of alcohol use disorder and co-occurring internalizing problems across adolescence and young adulthood

2025-11-23

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<p>AbstractBackground: Internalizing disorders frequently co-occur with alcohol use disorder (AUD) and impede alcohol recovery, but directionality among these disorders is unclear. Further, shared risk factors may explain the co-occurrence of these disorders, rather than either disorder directly affecting the other. Additionally, there is evidence that these disorders are differentially associated in men and women...

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10.31234/osf.io/pc5ug_v1
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