alcoholism

At a disciplinary hearing a year later, a judge ruled that her alcoholism and mental health posed a “substantial threat of irreparable harm to the public” and suspended Dwyer-Jones from practicing law for a year.

This replaces the older “alcohol abuse” and even older “alcoholism,” which has been out of favor among scientists for decades.

One interpretation suggests he is the embodiment of whisky, a lewd allusion to a tenured tradition of Scottish alcoholism.

Consuming yagé is believed to be a general cure-all for almost anything: cancer, depression, alcoholism, etc.

Do you have any history of dealing with alcoholism, or abuse?

It appears, based on this chart, that alcoholism is a larger problem in the red states than in the blue.

It must be borne in mind that chronic alcoholism makes a number of serious organic diseases run a latent course.

Wounds of the head, alcoholism, and epilepsy are prominent factors in the production of circular insanity.

Where it comes on without obvious cause there is commonly a bad family history of nervousness or alcoholism.

Already you have a semi-comic "gold-cure" for alcoholism, and you have heard of the geophagism of certain African tribes.

For cases of alcoholism in the earlier stages there is but little difficulty.