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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASDs) remain the most preventable birth defects worldwide, but FASDs still occur at an alarming rate in many areas.
We are all creatures of habit, and certain habits like drinking too much can be a challenge to change.
If you’ve come here after searching on the topic of moderate drinking, it’s likely that you’re wondering about your drinking and whether or not you should cut back to reduce alcohol-related problems or risks for problems.
If you decide moderate drinking is a goal you’re going to work on, I recommend using strategies that have good support in the clinical research literature like Behavioral Self-Control Training (BSCT).
“Chain drinking” isn’t a standard term in the clinical sense regarding alcohol consumption & its abuse. However, based on how it’s casually used amongst non-professionals, it tends to infer to “chain drinking” as a continuous or back-to-back drinking pattern.
We and others have been developing and evaluating digital tools to help people with alcohol problems for over 20 years now. And an analysis of the field (the first) has just been published.

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