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Methods: We included hospital inpatients with a history of chronic alcohol overconsumption.
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Both HIV-1 infection and chronic alcohol abuse adversely affect lung health.
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However, there is limited research on chronic alcohol consumption with Helicobacter pylori infection.
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Background: Heavy and chronic alcohol dependence and Alzheimer's disease may share some neuropsychological characteristics.
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With cirrhosis, the end result of chronic alcohol ingestion, this deficiency is more profound.
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Finally, microglia function was impaired by chronic alcohol consumption and restored by CVC treatment.
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We hypothesized chronic alcohol consumption results in peripheral immune cell infiltration to the CNS.
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We then review the effects of acute and chronic alcohol exposure on circuit function.
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Gut microbiome-derived signals contribute to neuroinflammation in acute-on- chronic alcohol exposure.
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However, the effects of chronic alcohol abuse on the human alveolar epithelium are essentially unknown.
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This case involves a 51-year-old man decedent with a medical history of chronic alcohol abuse.
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Thus, chronic alcohol consumption is associated with an altered mycobiota and translocation of fungal products.
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CDT was a sensitive and specific marker for chronic alcohol consumption in our patient population.
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This study examines whether chronic alcohol abuse is associated with altered stress and alcohol craving responses.
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The increase of alcoholism-related problems is associated with vital postoperative clinical complications in chronic alcohol abusers.
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More importantly, similar changes have been reported in humans with a history of chronic alcohol abuse.
