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- Turkmen - Ukrainian Uzbek Thursday, 30 March 2006 E-mail this page to a friend Print Version Russia: Recovery A Tough Process For Child Alcoholics By Claire Bigg A child alcoholic resting at Kvartal(RFE/RL) Every year in Russia, at least 100,000 children and teenagers seek medical help for alcohol abuse.

Thousands of them are already hardened alcoholics.

The road to full recovery is particularly tough for these children, most of whom come from dysfunctional families, from orphanag...

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