Why is alcohol considered dangerous for teenagers?

Explains why alcohol is dangerous for teenagers, detailing its effects on brain development, health, and decision-making, while offering practical strategies for resisting peer pressure and making safe, informed choices.

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Alcohol is one of the most widely used substances in the world, but it poses unique risks for teenagers. While it might seem harmless or even fun to try alcohol at parties or social gatherings, drinking as a teenager can have serious consequences. This article will explain why alcohol is considered dangerous for young people, explore its real-life impact, and offer practical strategies for dealing with situations involving alcohol. Why Is Alcohol Dangerous for Teenagers? Alcohol affects everyone differently, but teenagers are particularly vulnerable because their bodies and brains are still developing. Here are some of the key reasons why...
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