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By Buddy T, About.com Guide to Alcoholism since 1997

Alcohol and Violence Research

Thursday March 4, 2004
Violence -- whether personal violence, such as suicide; interpersonal violence, such as rape, homicide, or domestic abuse; or group violence, such as unruliness and riotous acts at sporting events -- is a major concern to everyone. Alcohol abuse and alcoholism cause a significant number of severe -- sometimes fatal -- health, social, and economic problems in the U.S.
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