Men and women benefit from participation in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) in different ways that help them to maintain sobriety, a new study by investigators at Massachusetts General Hospital reveals. For example, avoidance of companions who encourage drinking and social situations in which drinking is common had more powerful benefits for men, while increased confidence in the ability to avoid drinking while feeling sad, depressed or anxious appeared to be more important ...
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