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  • Key Areas of Brain Smaller in Alcoholic Teens
    Scientists do not yet understand if the smaller size of those brain areas is a cause of alcohol abuse or an effect of it.
  • Alcohol Product Commercials Overwhelm "Responsibility" Messages
    The alcohol industry's warnings to our kids not to drink until they are 21 are buried under an avalanche of alcohol ads that glamorize drinking.
  • Adults Most Common Source of Alcohol for Teens
    The polls show how easily and often teens can obtain alcohol. It is disturbing that legal age adults and even parents are supplying the alcohol.
  • Alcohol Problems
    In a given year, only about 10 percent of people with an active drinking problem get into alcohol treatment or self help.
  • Reducing Alcohol Ads Kids See Won't Cost Industry Adult Market
    The alcohol industry can do a better job shielding underage youth from alcohol ads.
  • Latest Research Shows Marijuana Use May Be a Gateway to Relapse
    Study suggest that using cannabis or marijuana after treatment for cocaine or alcohol dependence is a significant predictor of relapse to previous drug or alcohol use.
  • Finding May Explain Link Between Alcohol and Certain Cancers
    Drinking alcoholic beverages has been linked to an increased risk of upper gastrointestinal cancer and other types of cancer.
  • Clinician's Guide for Helping Patients Who Drink Too Much
    Of the heavy alcohol drinkers, about 1 in 4 currently has alcohol abuse or dependence.
  • A Third of 21-25 Year Old Drivers Drank or Used Drugs
    About one in three adult drivers ages 21 to 25 have driven under the influence of alcohol or drugs during the past year.
  • Sensitivity To Alcohol Affected By Genes Active in Neurons
    The genes were found to affect sensitivity to alcohol intoxication, interest in alcohol consumption and risk of developmental brain damage from alcohol.
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