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    Alcohol misuse is a significant occupational health concern in the UK Armed Forces. This article explores diagnosing and managing alcohol dependence within the Naval Service, focusing on clinical and workplace impacts.

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    Background:

    • Alcohol misuse presents a substantial occupational health challenge within the United Kingdom Armed Forces.
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    • To examine occupational considerations related to alcohol dependence in the Naval Service.

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