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The Family Physician

Because they often provide care for every member of a family, family physicians have the opportunity to observe and treat the repercussions of one person’s alcohol problem on all family members. Recent trends in diagnosis and treatment of alcohol-related disorders have encouraged greater involvement by family physicians in the care of a patient with alcohol problems.

M. Fleming | Kirsten L. Barry

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