Self‐help group participation, avoidance of nonalcoholic beer, and nonsmoking independently predict better drinking outcomes in Japanese alcohol‐dependent men

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Authors

Akira Yokoyama · Kurihama Medical and Addiction Center

Mitsuru Kimura · Kurihama Medical and Addiction Center

Atsushi Yoshimura · Tohoku Medical and Pharmaceutical University

Junichi Yoneda · Kurihama Medical and Addiction Center

Hitoshi Maesato · National Hospital Organization

Yasunobu Komoto · Yoshino Kogyosho (Japan)

Hideki Nakayama

Abstract

Strengthening self-help participation and smoking cessation support at discharge is recommended, and caution is warranted regarding nonalcoholic beer as a potential jeopardy to abstinence.

Topics & Keywords

Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes Smoking Behavior and Cessation Alcohol Consumption and Health Effects

UN Sustainable Development Goals

Good health and well-being

Publication Details

Published in: Alcohol Clinical and Experimental Research

Volume 50, Issue 2, pp. e70227-e70227

DOI: 10.1111/acer.70227

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