Suicidal behavior in alcohol use disorders: Neurobiological aspects

Keyphrases

• Suicidal Behavior 100%
• Alcohol Use Disorder 100%
• Alcohol 87%
• Pathophysiology 25%
• Excessive Drinking 25%
• Alcohol Dependence 25%
• Alcoholism 25%
• Western Countries 25%
• Alcohol Abuse 25%
• Genetic Factors 12%
• Environmental Factors 12%
• Suicide 12%
• Impulsivity 12%
• Alcohol Use 12%
• Large Population 12%
• Depressive-like Behavior 12%
• Serotonin 12%
• Normal Brain 12%
• Neurobiology 12%
• Brain Function 12%
• Cognitive Decline 12%
• Long History 12%
• Suicidality 12%
• Brain Injury 12%
• Aggression 12%
• Attempted Suicide 12%
• Biological Systems 12%
• Psychosocial Factors 12%
• Depressed Mood 12%
• Alcohol Effects 12%
• Neurobiological Factors 12%
• Head Injury 12%
• Abstinence 12%
• Intoxication 12%
• Assault 12%
• Toxic Effects 12%
• Violence 12%
• Multiple Lines of Evidence 12%
• Alcohol-related 12%
• Seeking Behavior 12%
• Completed Suicide 12%
• Motor Vehicle Accident 12%
• Drinking Behavior 12%
• Liver-pancreas 12%
• Dopaminergic Dysfunction 12%
• Mental Processes 12%
• Learning Attention 12%
• Relative Frequency 12%
• Neurobehavioral Deficits 12%
• Ethanol Dependence 12%
• Selenium Status 12%
• Selenium Deficiency 12%
• Process Thought 12%
• Ethanol-Seeking 12%
• Learning Emotion 12%
• Low Selenium 12%
• Learning Cognition 12%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Genetics 100%
• Dopaminergic 100%
• Brain Function 100%
• Impulsiveness 100%
• Abstinence 100%
• Selenium Deficiency 100%
• Mental Function 100%
• Serotonin 100%
• Assault 100%

Neuroscience

• Suicidal Behavior 100%
• Behavior (Neuroscience) 28%
• Impulsivity 14%
• Serotonin 14%
• Neuroscience 14%
• Brain Function 14%
• Dopaminergic 14%
• Closed Head Injury 14%
• Drinking Behavior 14%
• Toxic Injury 14%