A certain combination of hundreds of genes in individual’s DNA can increase the risk of developing alcoholism. What ar ...

A certain combination of hundreds of genes in individual’s DNA can increase the risk of developing alcoholism. What ar ...
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Recent discoveries in cognitive neuroscience reinforce the "disease" model of addiction. We review the major tenants and ...
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