THE NATURAL HISTORY OF ADDICTION



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THE NATURAL HISTORY OF ADDICTION George E. Vaillant, M.D. Gvaillant@partners.org Brigham & Women s Hospital Harvard Medical School

KNOWN RX % FOLLOWED BY EXPOSURES 1 YR ABSTINENCE 100 HEROIN ADDICTS HOSPITAL DETOX. 361 3% SHORT PRISON SENT. 363 3% PRISON & PAROLE 34 71% METHADONE MAINT. 15 67% 100 ALCOHOLICS HOSPITAL DETOX. c1500 3% 300+ VISITS TO AA 19 74%

ATTRITION IN CORE CITY SAMPLE (AGE 60) CORE CITY SAMPLE NUMBER IN ORIGINAL COHORT (AGE 14) 456 LOST 4 DEAD BEFORE AGE 47 17 DROPPED BY AGE 47 21 ADEQUATE DATA (AGE 47) 414 DEAD BEFORE AGE 55 37 DROPPED BY AGE 60 34 INCOMPLETE DATA 32 ALCOHOL ABUSE/DEPENDENCE 150 ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE 77 ADEQUATE DATA (AGE 60) 311 ALCOHOL ABUSERS FOLLOWED UNTIL AGE 60 OR UNTIL DEATH 124

RISK FAC TORS FOR ALC OHOLISM SOCIAL ALCOHOL ALCOHOL DRINKER ABUSE DEPENDENT n = 203 n = 45 n = 79 RISK MULTIPLE ALC RELATIVES 33% 52% 63%*** ANTISOCIAL < 14 3% 6% 12%*** ANTISOCIAL AS ADULT 2% 7% 29%*** < 10 GRADES OF SCHOOL 29% 48% 43%*** HEAVY SMOKER (80+ PACK/YR) 8% 16% 28%*** PROTECTIVE MEDITERRANEAN 42% 22% 8%*** COLLEGE 42% 32% 21%*** ***p <.001

SOCIAL CLASS AND FUTURE ALCOHOLISM CORE CITY COLLEGE n=412 n=168 % Alc Dep % Alc Abuse CHILDHOOD SOCIAL CLASS I Upper 28% n=53 II Upper Middle n=(3) (33%) 24% n=67 III Middle n=38 21% 13% n=38 IV Lower n=249 18% V "Underclass" n=122 18% statistical significance n.s. n.s.

COLLEGE SAMPLE (N=168) % Alc. Abuse Sig. CAUSE No Alc. Relatives 10% Multiple Alc. Relative 57% p<.0001 RESULTS Excellent Health at 65 0% Dead at 65 52% Best Mental Health at 65 9% Worst Mental Health at 65 8% p<.0001 p<.001

CORE CITY SAMPLE (n=407) % Alcohol Depend. CAUSE ETHNICITY Mediterranean n=131 4% Irish WASP n=218 26% RESULT ADULT SOCIAL CLASS II Upper Middle n=38 5% III Middle n=175 13% IV Lower n=154 23% V "Underclass" n=40 38%

CLINIC Rx EVER ABSTINENT n=49 SECURELY ABSTINENT n=21 1. PSYCHOTHERAPY 8% 5% 2. DISULFIRAM (ANTABUSE) 4% 5% 3. HALFWAY HOUSE 6% 0% 4. ALCOHOL CLINIC OR HOSPITAL 30% 20% 5. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 37% 38% 6. WILLPOWER 49% 43%

Detoxification = 95% relapse Disulfiram, Acamprosate, Naltrexone no better than placebo

LENGTH OF ABSTINENC VER SUS EVENTUAL RELAPSE # STILL RELAPSED EVER ABSTINENT THAT YEAR RELAPSED AFTER 2 YEARS 82 15 39% AFTER 3 YEARS 67 4 25% AFTER 4 YEARS 63 4 21% AFTER 5 YEARS 59 7 15% AFTER 6 YEARS 52 2 4%

FATE OF ALCOHOL ABUSERS COLLEGE n=52 CORE CITY n=124 Stable abstinence 19% 38%* Controlled drinking 10% 15% Reclassified social drinker 11.5% 6% Chronic alcohol abuse 59.5% 41% Dead by age 60 15% 28% Dead by age 70 37% (vs. 14% of co ntrols) * p=.02

MORTALITY AMONG ALCOHOLICS VaillantÕs Alcoholic Abusers at Age 75 n = 210 Matching Non Alcoholics at Age 75 n = 462 VaillantÕs Observed/ Expected Mortality n = 672 Comparison Studies Observed/ Expected Mortality n = 300 DEAD 52% 28% 2.0 2.0 UNNATURAL 11% 2%*** 5.5 7 CIRRHOSIS 3% 0.5% 6.0 6 10 LUNG CANCER 10% 3%*** 3.3 NA HEART 15% 8%* 1.6 1.6 OTHER DEATHS 13% 16% 1.0 NA

ALCOHOLISM, TOBACCO SYNERGY AT AGE 65 < 40 Pack Years 40+ Pack Years No Alcohol Dependence n = 354 DEAD = 16% n = 184 DEAD = 28% Alcohol Dependence n = 19 DEAD = 32% n = 68 DEAD = 47%

CONTROLLED VS ABSTINENT DRINKING 1977 STATUS 1992 STATUS 3+ YEARS OF ABSTINENCE n=21 3+ YEARS CONTROL DRINKING n=22 ABSTINENT 18 3 CONTROLLED DRINKING 1 8* RELAPSE 1 7 DROPPED OUT OR LOST 1 4 * Three of these 8 men reclassified

NO DI FF ERENCE STABLE CHRONIC ABSTINENCE ALCOHOLISM n = 48 n = 55 8+ Alcohol Problems 42% 42% Multiple Alcoholic Relatives 65% 53% Antisocial < Age 14 13% 7% Antisocial as Adult 17% 20% < 10 Grades of School 42% 47% Heavy Smoker (80+ pack/yr) 27% 18%

PREDICT ORS OF REC OVE RY STABLE ABSTINENCE n = 58 CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM n = 86 CORE CITY 83% 64%* BINGE DRINKER 63% 40%* 30+ MTG OF AA 29% 6%*** ALCOHOL DEPENDENT 67% 43%** (n =48) (n = 55) IRISH 36% 22%* MEDITERRANEAN 6% 18%* *p <.05 ** p <.01 *** p <. 001

NON CLINIC Rx EVER ABSTINENT N=49 SECURELY ABSTINENT N=21 1. SUBSTITUTE DEPENDENCY 53% 67% 2. COMPULSORY SUPERVISION a. Sustained confrontation b. Medical consequences 3. ENHANCED HOPE/SELF ESTEEM a. Increased religious involv ement b. Alcoholics Anonymous 24% 49% 12% 37% 0% 48% 19% 38% 4. NEW LOVE RELATIONSHIP 32% 38%

WHAT IS AA? 1. Our leaders are trusted servants; they do not govern. 2. We own no property. 3. We are not a religion. 4. The minority opinion is important. 5. No one holds the same job for very long

MILLER'S 8 YEAR FOLLOW UP 100+ AA MEETINGS n = 13 <100 AA MEETINGS n = 81 ABSTINENT 7 (53%) 16 (20%) NOT ABSTINENT 6 65 P =.03 Yates correction

STABLE ABSTINENCE STABLE ABSTINENCE n = 29 CHRONIC ALCOHOLIC n = 47 300+ AA VISITS 48% 2% ADM. SOCIAL STABILITY 28% 6% NEITHER* 24% 92% * Nobody with both

AA WORKS FINE! COLLEGE COHORT CORE CITY COHORT Abstinent n = 9 Chronicity n = 32 Abstinent n = 57 Chronicity n = 44 AGE FIRST ALCOHOLIC YRS. OF ACTIVE ALCOHOLISM PROBLEM DRINKING SCORE 34 ± 9 42 ± 10 28 ± 9 31 ± 11 20 ± 11 23 ± 10 18 ± 9 22 ± 10*** 9 ± 3.0 6 ± 2*** 9.7 ± 3.8 8.3 ± 3.3* AA MEETINGS 137 ± 155 2 ± 9*** 143 ± 327 8 ± 30*** *p <.05 **p <.01 ***p <.001 Students t test