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Title: Animal Research: A Chocolate-flavored mouse cocktail now enables scientists to study chronic alcoholism and it's effects in mice. Dr. Gerhard Freund, UF and VA Hospital Medical Researcher has devised a method of getting alcohol into mice. Dr. Freund's mice not only drink alcohol, but have exhibited all the symptoms of alcoholism that are seen in humns. The studies suggest that alcohol impairs brain function and the impairment persists after alcohol is no longer consumed.
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Title: Animal Research: A Chocolate-flavored mouse cocktail now enables scientists to study chronic alcoholism and it's effects in mice. Dr. Gerhard Freund, UF and VA Hospital Medical Researcher has devised a method of getting alcohol into mice. Dr. Freund's mice not only drink alcohol, but have exhibited all the symptoms of alcoholism that are seen in humns. The studies suggest that alcohol impairs brain function and the impairment persists after alcohol is no longer consumed.
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Affiliation: Medicine
Publication Date: 1970
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Spatial Coverage: United States of America -- Florida -- Gainesville
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General Note: Animal Research
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Bibliographic ID: UFHSC00366
Volume ID: VID00001
Source Institution: University of Florida
Holding Location: University of Florida
Rights Management: All rights reserved by the source institution and holding location.

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