Alcohol abuse is a common concern for many patients afflicted with chronic pain conditions. What are we learning about alcohol use specific to patients with sickle cell anemia? Is alcohol perhaps more help than hindrance? Dr. James Levenson, professor of psychiatry, medicine and surgery at the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine, shares his expertise in sickle cell disease with host Dr. Leslie Lundt.
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Alcohol Use Among Sickle Cell Patients
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Alcohol abuse is a common concern for many patients afflicted with chronic pain conditions. What are we learning about alcohol use specific to patients with sickle cell anemia? Is alcohol perhaps more help than hindrance? Dr. James Levenson, professor of psychiatry, medicine and surgery at the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine, shares his expertise in sickle cell disease with host Dr. Leslie Lundt.
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