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Alcoholism as Adults People who begin drinking at an early age face enormous risks of becoming alcoholics. According to the results of a national survey of 43,093 adults, 47% of those who had begun drinking alcohol before the age of 14 became alcohol dependent at some time in their lives, compared with 9% of those who waited at least until age 21. This correlation holds even when genetic risks for alcoholism are taken into account. In addition, those who began drinking before age 13 were much more likely even in high school to frequently drink to intoxication.
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High Rate Underage Users: Need and Promise of a School-Based Solution: A Briefing Report to the Governor’s Prevention Advisory Council High Rate Users Workgroup. CARS. July 29, 2004. Alcohol and Athletic Performance. University Health Center; University of Georgia. 2005. http://www.UHS.UGA.EDU/ATOD/ATHLETIC-PERFORMANCE.HTML Study Links Obesity, Other Health Problems to Adolescent Binge Drinking. University of Washington. July 8, 2004. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2004/07/040708004422.htm Hingson, R.W., T Heeren, and M.R. Winter. Age at Drinking Onset and Alcohol Dependence. Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine. 160:2006. www.archpediatrics.com. [Accessed on 07/14/06] Legal Consequences for Underage Drinking and Other Drug Use. Families and Communties Together. Lowe Family Foundation. 2002. http://www.lowefamily.org/communities/legal.html. [Accessed on 08/02/06] California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Develops an Innovative Liquor Law Enforcement Program—TRACE—to Enforce Underage Drinking Laws. Successful Innovations: News from the Field. Underage Drinking Enforcement Training Center. Jan. 2005. http://www.udetc.org/success_stories/CA0105.pdf. [Accessed on 08/02/06] |
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