THE POSSIBILITY OF PREDICTING THE TIME OF FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE: THE ROLE OF GENETIC RISK, FAMILY WEIGHT AND ITS LEVEL

In 40-70% of cases of Alcohol Dependence, the contribution of genetic factors to the etiopathogenesis of this disease is significant. Research on the effect of family weight on drug disorders in a group of patients of different sexes using evidence-based quantitative approaches as a genetic factor in the formation, development and course of alcohol dependence is of great interest. Among the blood relatives of the patient, not only the fact of the disease is important, but also the degree of severity as a measure of the number of such cases or "genetic load" pressure