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The Connection Between Exercise and Alcohol Use Disorder Just Got Weirder

Regular exercise can significantly reduce alcohol dependence and improve both physical and mental well-being.
Exercise interventions provide substantial benefits for those suffering from alcohol use disorder.

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for Alcohol Cravings

TMS shows promise in reducing cravings associated with alcohol use disorder, potentially complementing existing treatment methods.
Reducing alcohol cravings is crucial to lower relapse rates in individuals with alcohol use disorder.

ETOH Abuse Guide: A Milder Form Of Alcohol Use Disorder

ETOH abuse is a milder form of alcohol use disorder that often leads to binge drinking despite known negative effects.

The Connection Between Exercise and Alcohol Use Disorder Just Got Weirder

Regular exercise can significantly reduce alcohol dependence and improve both physical and mental well-being.
Exercise interventions provide substantial benefits for those suffering from alcohol use disorder.

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for Alcohol Cravings

TMS shows promise in reducing cravings associated with alcohol use disorder, potentially complementing existing treatment methods.
Reducing alcohol cravings is crucial to lower relapse rates in individuals with alcohol use disorder.

ETOH Abuse Guide: A Milder Form Of Alcohol Use Disorder

ETOH abuse is a milder form of alcohol use disorder that often leads to binge drinking despite known negative effects.
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Ozempic may help battle drug and alcohol addiction

Weight-loss drugs Ozempic and Mounjaro may help reduce substance abuse cravings and binging, showing protective effects on overdose and binge drinking rates.

Ozempic Might Help Treat Two Common Addiction Disorders

Ozempic shows potential in reducing addiction behaviors, with significant reductions in overdose rates for opioid users and intoxication rates for alcohol users.

Alcohol use disorder among reproductive-age women-and barriers to treatment

The study found a significant treatment gap for women with Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD), especially among those who were neither pregnant nor parenting.
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