Title:     Dose-dependent relationship between social drinking and brain aging.

Learning Objectives:    Upon conclusion of this activity, participants should be able to:

• Understand the utility of publicly available software (BARACUS) in estimating the brain age and its research applications in certain neuropsychiatric disorders
• Appreciate the effect of low-level alcohol drinking on brain aging
• Entertain the question of whether there is a clinical significance for the observed accelerated aging associated with low-level alcohol drinking

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