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How Successful Have We Been in Changing Teens' Alcohol Use?
Alcohol use by youth is not recognized as dangerous because it is perceived as a rite of passage. Prevention activities have reduced teen drinking.
Over the past 15 years drinking declined by 51% for youth 12-17 and by 31% for 12th graders.
However, between 1992 and 1993, the proportion of 12-17 year olds who reported drinking in the previous month increased from 15.7% to 18%.
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