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When The Natural History of Alcoholism was first published in 1983, it was acclaimed in the press as the single most important contribution to the literature on alcoholism since the first edition of Alcoholic Anonymous's Big Book. George Vaillant took on the crucial questions of whether... read more
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- Robins
- Jellinek
- Goodwin
- Cloninger
- Vaillant
- Frank
- Saenger
- Gomberg
- Pattison
- Miller
- Clark
- Gerard
- Marlatt
- Mr. Smith
- Schuckit
- Kendell
- Davies
- Bohman
- Polich
- Drew
- Mccord
- Costello
- Mendelson
- Zucker
- Sobell
- Glueck
- Staton
- James Ryan
- Moore
- Emrick
- Kammeier
- Pittman
- Morse
- Blane
- Berglund
- Tom Braceland
- Beaubrun
- Wallerstein
- Irwin
- Francis Lowell
- James O’neill
- Ludwig
- Syme
- Biernacki
- Kissin
- Schmidt
- Weissman
- Kelleher
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- United States
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- Italy
- France
- Boston
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- Ireland
- Baekeland
- Cambridge Hospital
- California
- Orford
- London
- College
- Shadel
First Sentence edit
Scientists and clinicians do not always agree about the best model for conceptualizing alcohol abuse.
Authors & Contributors edit
- George E. Vaillant (Author)
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- Dewey: 616.861
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