ArticleIndian journal of psychological medicine2025
Clinical, Cognitive, and Motivational Correlates of Short-term Outcomes in Alcohol Dependence: A Prospective Observational Study.
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Background: Alcohol dependence occurs in about 9% of men in India. It is a major contributor to premature death and disability. Several clinical factors may play a role in the short-term outcomes of alcohol dependence. Methods: A total of Results: The mean age of the patients was about 40.6 (SD = 7.6) years. The duration of alcohol use was 18.56 years (SD = 7.22), and the average use was 14.14 units (SD = 8.62) per day. They had moderately severe dependence with SADQ scores of 25.13 (SD = 12.01). Two-thirds ( Conclusions: About 30% of patients with alcohol dependence relapse within 1 month, whereas 50% relapse by the end of 3 months. Early age at onset of dependence predicted relapse at 1 month, and married status, past abstinent attempts, and intact global cognition predicted abstinence at 3 months.
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