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Alcoholism is an incredibly large part of drug abuse, yes, but right now in the United States opioid abuse has surpassed all other drug addictions. Alcohol IS a drug, glad you pointed that out!
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The largest area of drug abuse is .?
alcoholism
Largest area of drug abuse is what?
Nicotine.
Where can I get good information about drug abuse progams?
The National Council on Alcoholism is a non-profit organization that can give you objective information about drug abuse programs available in your area.
Compare drug abuse and alcoholism are their pattern of use related?
There patterns are mirrored
What has the author Marc Alan Schuckit written?
Marc Alan Schuckit has written: 'Drug and alcohol abuse' -- subject(s): Alcoholism, Diagnosis, Drug abuse, Substance abuse, Therapy
What has the author David J Powell written?
David J. Powell has written: 'Clinical supervision in alcohol and drug abuse counseling' -- subject(s): Alcoholics, Alcoholism, Alcoholism counselors, Clinical competence, Counseling, Drug abuse counselors, Drug addicts, Evaluation, Methods, Organization and administration, Rehabilitation, Substance abuse, Supervision of
What has the author Randall T Parr written?
Randall T. Parr has written: 'Substance abuse trends in Washington State' -- subject(s): Drug addicts, Drug abuse, Alcoholism, Substance abuse
Where can I go to read about the facts about alcoholism?
You can go to read about the facts about alcoholism in your local library but if you want to know deeper about that you can go to alcoholism and drug abuse rehabilitation such as Betty Ford Center
What is the worlds largest drug abuse?
Nicotine
What is the largest group of drug abuse?
If you mean age group then the highest group of drug abuse is teenagers.
What has the author Michael Finigan written?
Michael Finigan has written: 'Oregon SANTA Project' -- subject(s): Statistics, Prisoners, Drug use, Drug abuse, Drug abuse surveys, Alcohol use, Alcoholism
What has the author William L White written?
William L. White has written: 'Critical incidents' -- subject(s): Moral and ethical aspects, Treatment, Drug abuse, Alcoholism, Prevention, Substance abuse 'Slaying the dragon' -- subject(s): History, Treatment, Drug abuse, Rehabilitation centers, Alcoholism 'Pathways' -- subject(s): Social aspects, Social aspects of Substance abuse, Substance abuse, Treatment
