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  2. Underage drinking is a serious public health problem in the United States. Alcohol is the most widely used substance of abuse among America’s youth, and drinking by young people poses enormous health and safety risks.

  3. About Underage Drinking | Alcohol Use | CDC

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    Adult alcohol use can increase underage drinking. Adolescents tend to drink if the adults around them drink or binge drink alcohol. For example, a study showed that adolescents whose parents drank 5 or more days in a month were significantly more likely to drink alcohol than adolescents whose parents didn't drink. 4.

  4. Alcohol and Your Health | Teen Drinking | NIAAA

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    How can alcohol affect teen health? In addition to the ways alcohol can affect teen brains and bodies, it can also lead poor decisions and risky behavior.

  5. Teen Drinking | NIAAA

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    Learn who to talk to about getting help for an alcohol-related problem, what to do in case of overdose (also called “alcohol poisoning”), and where to find treatment and support resources for teens.

  6. Signs of a Problem | Teen Drinking | NIAAA

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    Early warning signs of teen drinking problems can be hard to spot. Learn what to look for, as well as how to identify the signs of alcohol use disorder.

  7. Underage Drinking in the United States (ages 12 to 20)

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    Research indicates that alcohol use during the teenage years can interfere with normal adolescent brain development and increase the risk of developing alcohol use disorder. In addition, underage drinking contributes to a range of acute consequences, such as injuries, sexual assaults, alcohol overdoses, and deaths—including those from motor ...

  8. Alcohol harms the brain in teen years –– before and after ...

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    When teens and young adults drink alcohol, it can interfere with brain development processes and cause long-lasting effects. During adolescence, the brain grows and changes in crucial ways and is particularly vulnerable to the effects of alcohol.