Alcoholism and bad neighborhoods: a 2-way street

A bad neighborhood is known to contribute to the development and maintenance of an individual's alcohol use and alcohol-related problems. A first-of-its kind study shows that alcohol problems may also lead an individual to live in a bad neighborhood.

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