Pediatric policy: Discourage teenage drinking
Hellmich, Nanci. "Pediatric policy: Discourage teenage drinking." USA Today 12 Apr. 2010: 04D. Gale Student Resources In Context. Web. 25 Sept. 2010.
- Teens that drink could damage their developing brains (p.1)
- The more they become addicted, the more possibilities of accidents that can cause early deaths (p.1)
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- Alcohol is common among teens and young adults (p.1)
- Alcohol is a major contributor to the top causes of teen death (p.1)
- It may also cause accidental injury, and homicide and suicide (p.1)
- It increases the possibility of many risky things such as substance use, unsafe sex, and violent behavior (p.1)
- It could possibly harm liver function and ability to fight infections (p.1)
- The earlier people start drinking, the more likely they will have abuse and addiction problems (p.1)
- Parents should not allow children to drink alcohol or hold parties with alcohol (p.1)
- Adults can set the example for teens, by drinking responsibly (p.1)
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