Pharmacotherapy for alcohol use disorder linked to reduced incidence of hepatic decompensation in patients with cirrhosis
Greatest increases seen among younger persons aged 25 to 44 years
Findings particularly for behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia
One-third of teens show early depression response with substance use treatment alone
<p>Survival following ICU stay worse for patients with alcohol-associated versus other types of cirrhosis independent of alcohol abstinence</p>
<p>One-year increase in alcohol consumption to result in 8,000 additional liver disease-related deaths</p>
<p>About half of adult ICU patients with alcohol use disorder and alcohol withdrawal, septic shock, TBI, or DKA receive thiamine supplementation</p>
<p>Disproportionate increase in waiting-list registrations, liver transplants for alcoholic hepatitis associated with increasing alcohol sales</p>
<p>Prevalence was higher for men than women, increased with income, and varied from 10.5 percent in Utah to 25.8 percent in Wisconsin</p>
<p>Odds increased for developing alcohol use disorders, cannabis use disorders, other drug use disorders</p>