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Alcohol Use, Abuse, and Treatment in People of African Descent

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	Abstract

The use and abuse of alcohol is prevalent in many nations across the globe, but few studies have examined within-group differences found in people of african descent in the United States, in africa, and in the Caribbean. a review of current research about alcohol use, abuse, and treatment in people of african descent is presented, including information about risk factors and contributors to alcohol use. examples of education and prevention interventions are also described. Finally, conclusions based on the review of the research literature as well as recommendations for future research are explained.

First published on March 2, 2009
Journal of Black Studies 2009, doi:10.1177/0021934708331169


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