Comorbiditiy of depression and alcohol use disorders / Leo Sher, editor.

Other author Sher, Leo.
Format Electronic
Publication InfoNew York : Nova Biomedical Books,
Descriptionvi, 198 p. : ill. ; 27 cm.
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Contents The epidemiology of major depression and alcohol dependence / JianLi Wang and Shawn Currie -- The relationship between depression, alcohol use disorder and coping motives for drinking among Canadian men and women / Agnes Massak and Kathryn Graham -- The alcohol-depression hypothesis : gender and the prevalence of depression among Jews / Kate M. Loewenthal -- Addressing alcohol use among depressed patients / Susan E. Ramsey and Patricia A. Engler -- Treatment of comorbid depression and alcohol abuse/dependence with antidepressant medications / Thomas Paparrigopoulos, Eleftherios Mellos and Ioannis Liappas -- Alcohol misuse and seasonal changes in mood and behavior / Leo Sher -- Adolescence : the emergence of alcohol use and depressive disorders / Ty S. Schepis and Uma Rao -- Clinical features of comorbid depression and alcohol abuse in adolescents / Debora Ganz and Leo Sher -- Parental influences on internalizing and externalizing pathways to alcohol use and alcohol related problems / Julie A. Patock-Peckham, Antonio A. Morgan-Lopez and Mallary Kleeschulte -- The consequences of parental alcohol abuse for psychiatric problems in adolescence / Sirkka Peiponen -- The relationship between insecure attachment and deficits in the ability to cope with stress : attachment theory as a framework for understanding the etiology of suicidal behavior and alcohol use disorders / Elizabeth D. Stroscio and Leo Sher -- Neuropathology of depression, alcoholism, and their cormorbidity in the human prefrontal cortex / José Javier Miguel-Hidalgo.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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LCCN 2008045971
ISBN9781606921807 (hardcover)
ISBN1606921800 (hardcover)

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