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cord-354498-ddzeznxn	Haddadi, Sara	COVID-19: Risk of Alcohol abuse and Psychiatric disorders	2020-09-14		.txt	text/plain	1462	78	55	Standard recommendations to prevent the spread of infection such as self-quarantine, hand washing, covering mouth and nose while coughing may be difficult to enforce in patients with mental illnesses. There is a controversy in discharge and management of patients with history of alcohol abuse and psychiatric disorders when they come to the Emergency Departments with mild presentation of COVID-19. Patients with psychiatric disorders especially schizophrenia or those who have been diagnosed with alcohol abuse may have a higher risk for progression of their mild COVID-19 to a severe form. A higher rate of alcohol abuse in psychiatric patients and their lower compliance to self-quarantine calls for a different approach when they come to the ED with COVID-19 presentations. As discussed in this case, a higher rate of alcohol abuse in psychiatric patients and their lower compliance to self-quarantine calls for a different approach when they come to the ED with signs and symptoms of COVID-19.	./cache/cord-354498-ddzeznxn.txt	./txt/cord-354498-ddzeznxn.txt