Teen drinking impacts memory and learning long term
Adolescents who drink heavily may cause long-lasting damage to a part of the brain that deals with memory and learning....
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Adolescents who drink heavily may cause long-lasting damage to a part of the brain that deals with memory and learning....
read moreUniversity of Helsinki researchers have found that drinking alcohol as early as 3 to 4 weeks into pregnancy (before many women even know they’re pregnant) may alter the gene function of their offspring....
read moreThere’s new evidence that binge drinking during adolescence can have a negative effect on brain function later in life....
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read morePregnant women who binge drink can increase their baby’s risk of having ADHD later (this study was on 11-year-olds). SOURCE:...
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