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This document discusses the pharmacology of alcohol and its treatment. It covers the mechanism of action, pharmacokinetics, pharmacological effects including acute and chronic effects, treatment of alcoholism, drug interactions, and clinical uses of alcohol. It also briefly discusses methanol and ethylene glycol toxicity.
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