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ACAMPROSATE EUE-1 ACAMPROSATE Outcome Predicators for Rate of Cumulative Abstinence Duration from Individual Patient Data across 16 European and U.S. Double-Blind Placebo-Controlled Trials (N=4457) A universal model of predictors of outcome was shown to fit all studies abstinence at the onset of treatment medication compliance, both initial and continued moderate baseline alcohol dependence severity living with a partner and child There was no significant interaction between treatment and whether the study was US or European

A universal model of predictors of outcome was shown to fit all studies

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Outcome Predicators for Rate of Cumulative Abstinence Duration from Individual Patient Data across 16 European and U.S. Double-Blind Placebo-Controlled Trials (N=4457)

Outcome Predicators for Rate of Cumulative Abstinence Duration from Individual Patient Data across 16 European and U.S. Double-Blind Placebo-Controlled Trials (N=4457)

A universal model of predictors of outcome was shown to fit all studies

– abstinence at the onset of treatment

– medication compliance, both initial and continued

– moderate baseline alcohol dependence severity

– living with a partner and child

There was no significant interaction between treatment and whether the study was US or European

A universal model of predictors of outcome was shown to fit all studies

– abstinence at the onset of treatment

– medication compliance, both initial and continued

– moderate baseline alcohol dependence severity

– living with a partner and child

There was no significant interaction between treatment and whether the study was US or European