Young people in the UK are more likely to have been drunk by the age of 13 than those in almost any other country, according to a study. Those aged 15 to 16 are more likely to have been drunk at least once in the last month than their counterparts almost anywhere els
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From TheJournal.ie DRINKING JUST ONE or two glasses of wine a week while pregnant can influence a child ’s IQ, according to a new study by researchers from Oxford and Bristol…
On-trade sales volumes continue to decline according to the latest Nielsen figures, with a 4.1 per cent decline in alcohol sales year-on-year (LAD/spirits/wine) MAT to August 2012.
DRINKING JUST ONE or two glasses of wine a week while pregnant can influence a child’s IQ, according to a new study by researchers from Oxford and Bristol Universities.
From The Irish Times Women who drink as little as one small glass of wine a week while pregnant could risk reducing their child ’s IQ, a study has suggested. The…
From Shannonside.ie Alcohol remains the main 'drug' that affects teenagers while Mephedrone is also making a comeback among young people in the West. That's according to the Western Region Drugs…
Researchers have found that a single unit of alcohol a week resulted in less intelligent babies