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1Katharine A. Bradley, M.D., M.P.H., is an acting instructor in the Department of Medicine, University of Washington, and a senior fellow in the Section of General Internal Medicine and Health Services Research and Development, Seattle Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Seattle, Washington.
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Medical practice in the United States has focused on diagnosing and treating alcohol abuse and dependence. A preventative approach to alcohol problems, however, requires that primary care practioners also identify patients whose patterns of alcohol consumption place them at risk for alcohol-related problems.
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