USATODAY.com - Drug helps alcoholics without intensive counseling: "Primary-care doctors can treat alcoholism effectively, a finding that could greatly expand access to treatment, research out Wednesday suggests.
The study, which is published in The Journal of the American Medical Association, found that alcoholics who took the drug naltrexone and met occasionally with a doctor or nurse fared as well as alcoholics who did both and had up to 20 psychotherapy sessions."
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