People whose biological parents abused alcohol are more likely to abuse alcohol, even if they are adopted and raised by people who do not abuse alcohol.

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Research suggests that genetics play a significant role in alcoholism, and people with a family history of alcohol abuse are more likely to develop alcohol use disorder themselves, even if they are raised by non-alcoholic parents.

People Whose Biological Parents Abused Alcohol Are More Likely to Abuse