Alcohol-related neurological disease represents a broad spectrum of conditions caused by acute or chronic alcohol intake.

In the United States, about 1 in every 30,000 people has Huntington's Disease.

No, it's a neurological disease. What happens to the bones may be age-related.

The diagnosis of alcohol-related neurologic disease depends largely on finding characteristic symptoms and signs in patients who abuse alcohol. Other possible causes should be excluded by the appropriate tests.

The term "ataxia" does not refer to a specific disease, but a symptom of various conditions that may occur. Ataxia is most commonly related to neurological issues.