A study by a Ph.D. student found that teens who remain engaged in a structured activities were less inclined to drink.

New UNSW research following thousands of Australian families over 23 years shows parents' drinking matters most when teenagers are 15 to 17—and again when those teenagers grow up and become parents ...

A new report reveals legal-age Gen-Zers are drinking at almost the exact same rate as the rest of the population—and their ...

Beer at barbecues, wine with meals, champagne for toasts—alcohol is omnipresent in our society. But: Alcohol is actually a cellular toxin and an addictive substance, according to the World Health ...

A viral video shows Eastern Cape children, aged six to 12, drinking alcohol while adults watch The father explained that the alcohol was taken from a fridge during festive celebrations, but social ...

Typical Norwegian drinking patterns can increase the risk of parents’ behaviour negatively impacting their children. Every time you drink heavily, even if you do so infrequently, it can affect your ...

The Director General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, has reiterated the need for stronger enforcement of age restrictions, ...