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Potential for Adverse Drug‐Alcohol Interactions Among Retirement Community Residents

OBJECTIVES: Medications and alcohol are both used commonly by older people. Thus, the potential for adverse drug‐alcohol interactions is very high in this population, but data on actual concurrent use of alcohol and medicines likely to interact with alcohol are lacking. The objectives of this study were to determine the frequency of alcohol and medication use and the potential for specific adverse drug‐alcohol interactions in residents of retirement communities.