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The 30 pages that link to Alcoholism, each with the reason it gives.

• Atrial fibrillationRelated: Heavy alcohol consumption can trigger episodes and increase the likelihood of atrial fibrillation.

• PsilocybinRelated: Clinical research has examined psilocybin-assisted treatment alongside therapy for this disorder.

• Psychedelic therapyRelated: Clinical research has tested psilocybin-assisted treatment for reducing heavy drinking.

• HypomagnesemiaRelated: It can contribute to low magnesium through poor intake, gastrointestinal loss, and urinary loss.

• NaltrexoneRelated: Naltrexone can reduce heavy drinking and the risk of return to drinking.

• Truman CapoteRelated: Capote’s later life was marked by severe alcohol and drug problems that disrupted his work.

• Wernicke encephalopathyRelated: It raises risk through poor nutrition, reduced absorption, and difficulty maintaining thiamine stores.

• Avascular necrosisRelated: Heavy alcohol exposure is associated with osteonecrosis, particularly of the femoral head.

• GarrinchaRelated: Alcohol-related problems affected Garrincha’s later life and contributed to his decline after football.

• PancreatitisRelated: Sustained heavy alcohol exposure is a major cause of chronic pancreatitis and can precipitate acute episodes.

• Blood alcohol concentrationRelated: BAC measures a momentary concentration, not the persistent pattern assessed in this diagnosis.

• PorphyriaRelated: Alcohol can promote porphyria cutanea tarda by increasing hepatic stress and affecting heme metabolism.

• Rio BravoRelated: Dude’s dependence complicates his ability to serve as Chance’s deputy.

• Alcoholic beverageRelated: Repeated consumption can develop into a disorder requiring clinical care.

• Graham ChapmanRelated: Chapman spoke publicly about his recovery from alcoholism after years of heavy drinking.

• Thiamine deficiencyRelated: Alcohol use can reduce thiamine intake and absorption while increasing deficiency risk.

• Driving under the influenceRelated: Repeated alcohol-related driving may coexist with a disorder requiring assessment and treatment.

• George BestRelated: Best’s long struggle with alcohol dependence became inseparable from accounts of his later life.

• VodkaRelated: Vodka carries the same dependence risks as other ethanol-containing drinks.

• Meena KumariRelated: Accounts of Kumari’s later life often discuss her heavy drinking, requiring care not to reduce her to it.

• Drinking gameRelated: Repeated heavy drinking can contribute to longer-term alcohol-related problems.

• No Longer HumanRelated: Drinking becomes one of Yōzō’s means of escape as his life deteriorates.

• Sideroblastic anemiaRelated: Alcohol can disrupt heme synthesis and cause acquired sideroblastic changes.

• Larry HagmanRelated: Hagman later spoke openly about the heavy drinking that damaged his liver.

• Alcohol in RussiaRelated: Dependence is one personal and public-health consequence of sustained heavy drinking.

• Malcolm LowryRelated: Alcohol dependence shaped Lowry’s life and is central to the consul’s destruction.