Psychosocial risk factors and outcomes among men and women with alcohol-associated liver disease undergoing transplant evaluation https://t.co/ACl9boV66v
Association of GLP-1 receptor agonist prescriptions and alcohol consumption in the National Institutes of Healthβs All of Us cohort https://t.co/m7Kkvb8hp7
Intranasal oxytocin for alcohol use disorder: A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled multisite trial assessing efficacy and safety https://t.co/yRiVdvDjM8
Alcohol Attentional Bias Predicts Same-Day Desire to Get Drunk and Alcohol Consumption in Non-Treatment Seeking Young Adults identified with Hazardous Alcohol Use in the Emergency Department https://t.co/pv6qHDoP4p
Repeated late adolescent alcohol intoxication or stress exposure in mice induces long-lasting changes in risk assessment and decision-making strategies https://t.co/ibBeGHTmiO
Contextual moderators of the relationship between alcohol-induced blackouts and alcohol-related consequences among young adults https://t.co/BhxTWIfmWz
Prenatal alcohol exposure-related dysmorphic features persist into midlife and may remain useful in diagnosis of FASD beyond young adulthood https://t.co/vpTZwKRYwC
The effects of personalized feedback about ALDH2*2, alcohol use, and associated health risks on drinking intention and consumption: The role of self-efficacy and perceived threat https://t.co/0eUjeII9Ng
Our highlighted articles from the June issue cover how brain reward circuitry may transmit family risk for alcohol use disorder, why shorter medication trials can be just as informative as longer ones, the role of chronic pain acceptance in alcohol use among veterans, and teens' widespread exposure to alcohol content on social media https://t.co/cSGYdbsvX1
Sex-specific and age-related anatomical differences influence cortical depth and effective stimulation strength in individuals with AUD https://t.co/GgLcnfyixl
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Shorter clinical trials of medication for alcohol use disorder may be as useful or more useful than longer trials: A meta-regression study
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