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Introduction

Chapter 1: How Serious Is the Problem of Underage Drinking?

Alcohol Use Among Adolescents: An Overview

Underage Drinking Is America’s Biggest Youth Drug Problem

The Problem of Underage Drinking Is Too Often Ignored

Binge Drinking on College Campuses Is a Serious Problem

The Extent of Underage Drinking Is Exaggerated

Teen Alcohol Education Programs Exaggerate the Dangers of Drinking

Not All Underage Drinking Is Harmful

Chapter 2: What Problems Are Associated with Teen Alcohol Abuse?

Chapter Preface

Underage Drinking Can Lead to Alcoholism

Underage Drinking Contributes to Drunk Driving Fatalities

Underage Drinking Can Lead to Irresponsible Sexual Behavior

Teen Alcohol Abuse May Cause Brain Damage

Binge Drinking Can Cause Alcohol Poisoning

Binge Drinking Can Cause a Variety of Problems

Chapter 3: Does Alcohol Advertising Encourage Teens to Drink?

Chapter Preface

Alcohol Advertising Encourages Teens to Drink

Liquor Advertisements Should Not Be Televised

The Alcohol Industry Intentionally Markets Its Products to Youths

The Government Should Counter-Advertise to Combat the Influence of Alcohol Advertising

Alcohol Advertisements Should Be Restricted in Public Places

Alcohol Advertising Does Not Cause Teens to Drink

Alcohol Advertising Does Not Affect Alcohol Consumption

The Alcohol Industry Has the Right to Advertise Its Products

The Alcohol Industry Works to Discourage Underage Drinking

Chapter 4: Are Age-21 Laws Effective in Reducing Teen Alcohol Abuse?

The Drinking Age Debate: An Overview

Raising the Drinking Age to 21 Has Reduced Alcohol-Related Injuries and Death Among Youth

Arguments for Lowering the Drinking Age Are Misguided

Raising the Drinking Age to 21 Has Been Counterproductive

The Drinking Age Should Be Lowered to 18

Chapter 5: What Measures Are Effective in Reducing Teen Alcohol Abuse?

Chapter Preface

Banning Sales of Alcohol over the Internet Would Reduce Underage Drinking

The Government Should Not Ban Internet Alcohol Sales

Colleges Must Use a Variety of Strategies to Reduce Alcohol Abuse on Campus

The Goal of Eliminating Drinking on College Campuses Is Unrealistic

Zero-Tolerance Laws Are Effective in Reducing Drunk Driving Among Youth

Recognizing False IDs Can Help Reduce Underage Drinking

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Study & Research Teens and Alcohol

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