Add to ORKGA review is presented of British research related to alcohol use and misuse by adolescents in the period 1970 to 1991. The stability of alcohol use among this age group is emphasised by a succession of studies which indicate the normality of alcohol consumption among its members, most of whom drink in moderation. It is noted that a succession of 'moral panics' amplified in the popular media have led to public concern about an 'epidemic' of alcohol misuse by young people, but that research evidence does not sustain this popular supposition. Nevertheless, the available evidence does support the conclusion that alcohol misuse is a major problem for a small proportion of young people
BACKGROUND: Alcohol is a leading cause of global suffering. Europe reports the uppermost volume of a...
The consultations on which this report is based were designed to explore how young people themselves...
Adolescence is a time of physical and mental development when small changes can impact on the rest o...
This review of reviews relating to the impact of alcohol consumption on young people was undertaken ...
Background According to Plant and Plant (1992), adolescent alcohol consumption is seen as important ...
This report presents the findings of both quantitative and qualitative research into adolescent drug...
Alcohol is responsible for a significant portion of the global burden of disease. There is widesprea...
While agreeing that alcohol screening should be undertaken as a matter of routine among adolescents,...
Background: There is a lack of empirical analyses examining how alcohol consumption patterns in chi...
Abstract Background: In recent years excessive alcohol use has increased in the UK resulting in a w...
In this paper the author dealt with the presentation of the international and national research stud...
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Aim: This paper describes the findings from a survey of self-reported alcohol, tobacco and drug use ...
Background: Youth alcohol use and misuse lead to adverse outcomes. However, the literature has not a...
A survey of the drinking, smoking and illicit drug use of more than 90 000 teenage school students w...
BACKGROUND: Alcohol is a leading cause of global suffering. Europe reports the uppermost volume of a...
The consultations on which this report is based were designed to explore how young people themselves...
Adolescence is a time of physical and mental development when small changes can impact on the rest o...
This review of reviews relating to the impact of alcohol consumption on young people was undertaken ...
Background According to Plant and Plant (1992), adolescent alcohol consumption is seen as important ...
This report presents the findings of both quantitative and qualitative research into adolescent drug...
Alcohol is responsible for a significant portion of the global burden of disease. There is widesprea...
While agreeing that alcohol screening should be undertaken as a matter of routine among adolescents,...
Background: There is a lack of empirical analyses examining how alcohol consumption patterns in chi...
Abstract Background: In recent years excessive alcohol use has increased in the UK resulting in a w...
In this paper the author dealt with the presentation of the international and national research stud...
This paper describes the results of drinking, smoking and illicit drug use among a representative sa...
Aim: This paper describes the findings from a survey of self-reported alcohol, tobacco and drug use ...
Background: Youth alcohol use and misuse lead to adverse outcomes. However, the literature has not a...
A survey of the drinking, smoking and illicit drug use of more than 90 000 teenage school students w...
BACKGROUND: Alcohol is a leading cause of global suffering. Europe reports the uppermost volume of a...
The consultations on which this report is based were designed to explore how young people themselves...
Adolescence is a time of physical and mental development when small changes can impact on the rest o...