People with Disabilities Are Diagnosed with Alcohol Use Disorder at Much Higher Rates than Non-disabled People
CTMH Affiliate, Dr. Maureen Stewart, research associate professor of Health Law Policy and Management at SPH, coauthored research discussed in this SPH news feature:
“Although people with disabilities are less likely to drink alcohol than people without disabilities, a new study led by School of Public Health researchers has found that disabled adults have strikingly higher rates of diagnosed alcohol use disorder (AUD) than non-disabled adults in the United States.”
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