Drugs and alcohol often are often twinned together, and alcoholism is also rampant in the state.
If the Bassetts' problems derive from Phil's sloth (he never gets up in time to get the big morning fares) and Penny's bitter lovelessness, the marriage of Ron (a fellow driver with a tendency to smash up his cab and blame others) and Carol is held together by alcoholism, and their neglect has turned their daughter into the estate's slut.
Concomitant factors such as hepatitis C infection together with alcoholism, tobacco use, diabetes or obesity increase the relative risk of HCC.
Tchin-Tchin (1959; Chin-Chin), his first play to win popular acclaim, traces the decline into alcoholism of a couple brought together by the infidelity of their spouses.
Her parents raised two children together, but they battled alcoholism.
Chawla et al. (2010) observed alcoholism and addiction to smoking both together in 22% and only alcoholism in 2% of male victims whereas 2% female victims were smokers.
So she knew, but she had to battle his alcoholism, his abusiveness, to keep everything together.
When controlling for both alcoholism-related conditions and other comorbidities together in the model, the OR reduced substantially in both divorced (OR: 1.32, 95% CI: 1.28 1.36) and never-married patients (OR: 1.25, 95% CI: 1.21 1.29).
Together with the NIH National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) instituted the Human Intervention Motivation Study HIMSS) to establish a system to rehabilitate pilots with alcoholism.
Moving his wife, Wendy, and their son, Danny, into it for the season, he hopes to find peace: to finish his writing project, to escape his latent alcoholism, and to stich his fractured family unit together.
