تاثیرات متناوب و زمانبندی مواجهه با رفتار خارجی والدین در مورد خطر ابتلا به اختلال مصرف الکل بزرگسالان

In this well-powered population study, there was no evidence of “sensitive periods” of exposure to national registry-ascertained parental EB with respect to impact on young adult AUD, but sustained exposure was more pathogenic than limited exposure. These findings suggest developmental timing does not meaningfully vary the impact, but rather there is a pervasive risk for development of young adult AUD for children and adolescents exposed to parental EB.