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New implications for the melanocortin system in alcohol drinking behavior in adolescents: The glial dysfunction hypothesis
Alcohol dependence causes physical, social, and moral harms and currently represents an important public health concern. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), alcoholism is the third leading cause of death worldwide, after tobacco consumption and hypertension. Recent epidemiologic studie
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