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The 11 pages that link to Alcohol intoxication, each with the reason it gives.

• Respiratory depressionRelated: Severe intoxication can depress the central nervous system and breathing.

• GABA receptorRelated: Ethanol can alter GABA-A receptor signaling as part of its effects on the brain.

• GABA-A receptorRelated: Ethanol can alter GABA-A receptor function alongside effects on other neural targets.

• Alcohol withdrawal syndromeCompared with: Intoxication follows alcohol exposure, whereas withdrawal follows its reduction or cessation.

• SedativeRelated: Alcohol can intensify sedation and breathing suppression when combined with sedative drugs.

• Blood alcohol concentrationRelated: BAC is related to intoxication, though the same concentration can affect people differently.

• Alcoholic beverageRelated: It is the immediate psychoactive effect associated with drinking.

• VodkaRelated: Vodka’s high alcohol concentration makes serving size especially consequential.

• Spring breakRelated: Heavy drinking has been a recurring public-health concern during college spring-break travel.

• FlunitrazepamCompared with: Alcohol can intensify flunitrazepam’s respiratory and central nervous system depression.

• Gamma-hydroxybutyric acidCompared with: Alcohol is a common co-ingestant; combining it with GHB can intensify sedation and breathing problems.