acute alcoholism

Their mother's death from ovarian cancer was hastened by acute alcoholism.

Another optical illusion, and one that must have tricked good men into acute alcoholism.

That husband died, most likely of acute alcoholism, although some claimed Josie had poisoned him.

Why is it that even the most high-minded films have tended to romanticize acute alcoholism?

Frank Newman, convicted of murdering his wife, had claimed temporary insanity and acute alcoholism.

Following a 12-day investigation and an autopsy, the coroner's report concluded Allen died from liver failure brought on by acute alcoholism.

They died because they were fools, although a cynic might have said they died of acute alcoholism.

The aunt, so he said, had died of acute alcoholism, but she had turned over to him papers which made him Madge's legal guardian.

He diagnosed me with acute alcoholism, which wasn't exactly breaking news, and recommended that I seek treatment pronto at an inpatient rehabilitation clinic.

He died in Boston in 1975 of complications from acute alcoholism, survived by his third wife and two sons from his first marriage.

On June 11 of that year, Pollock was hospitalized for acute alcoholism, and he must have copied Fulton's picture while in the hospital.

"The Treatment of Acute Alcoholism with Glucose and Insulin."

Cavendish died aged 38 of long term acute alcoholism at Lismore Castle, County Waterford, Ireland.

Mr. Deaver's lawyers say they will contend that Mr. Deaver's acute alcoholism caused him to forget this and other overtures to Reagan Administration officials.

According to David Wallechinsky, 'The Complete Book of the Summer Olympics', the Olympic team doctor reported that she was suffering from acute alcoholism, but Holm denied it.

Cooper discussed various issues during a revealing and frank talk, including the horrors of acute alcoholism and his subsequent cure, being a Christian, and his social and work relationship with his family.

Lambert died on 21 August 1951, two days short of his forty-sixth birthday, of pneumonia and undiagnosed diabetes complicated by acute alcoholism, and was buried in Brompton Cemetery, London.

It has been no small trick to integrate this price - all the attendant nightmares of acute alcoholism - into the otherwise illusory, escapist trappings of the modern mystery; up to now, Mr. Block has pulled it off.

Friends of the playwright, including Ms. Tedesco and Ellen Stewart, artistic director of La Mama, where many of his plays were presented in the 1960's and 1970's, said Mr. Melfi had suffered from acute alcoholism.

In December 1933, Seabrook was committed at his own request and with the help of some of his friends to Bloomingdale, a mental institution in Westchester County, near New York City for treatment for acute alcoholism.

Recently, Wesleyan published a new edition of poetry from Jack Spicer, which went on to win a 2009 American Book Award, contributing to the resurgence of a poet who died in public obscurity (of acute alcoholism) in 1965.

After losing his job in 1956, Exley entered an itinerant period of his life marred by acute alcoholism, obsession with sports and mental instability, that was to provide much of the autobiographical material for his first book, A Fan's Notes.

To keep the lid on the Elinor Grant story, however, was much more difficult; Penny had to give sworn assurances that the problem was not acute alcoholism, as certain Washington papers had intimated when trying to explain her absences from the capital, but beyond that, Penny was not willing to perjure herself.