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Increased social media use linked to rise in teenage binge drinking

The research found that 17-year-olds who used social media for more than 30 minutes a day aged 14 were more likely to binge drink.

United kingdomAmrit kaur purbaUniversity of glasgowResearch scotlandResearch councilScientist officeEuropean journal of public healthEuropean journalPublic healthUnited kingdom millennium cohort studyKaur purbaMedical research councilScottish government chief scientist officeScottish government

Increased social media use linked to rise in teenage binge drinking

The research found that 17-year-olds who used social media for more than 30 minutes a day aged 14 were more likely to binge drink.

United kingdomAmrit kaur purbaResearch scotlandScientist officeUniversity of glasgowResearch councilEuropean journal of public healthEuropean journalPublic healthUnited kingdom millennium cohort studyKaur purbaMedical research councilScottish government chief scientist officeScottish government

Increased social media use linked to rise in teenage binge drinking

The research found that 17-year-olds who used social media for more than 30 minutes a day aged 14 were more likely to binge drink.

United kingdomAmrit kaur purbaResearch councilResearch scotlandUniversity of glasgowEuropean journal of public healthScientist officeEuropean journalPublic healthUnited kingdom millennium cohort studyKaur purbaMedical research councilScottish government chief scientist officeScottish government

Increased social media use linked to rise in teenage binge drinking

The research found that 17-year-olds who used social media for more than 30 minutes a day aged 14 were more likely to binge drink.

United kingdomAmrit kaur purbaEuropean journal of public healthScientist officeResearch councilResearch scotlandUniversity of glasgowEuropean journalPublic healthUnited kingdom millennium cohort studyKaur purbaMedical research councilScottish government chief scientist officeScottish government

Increased social media use linked to rise in teenage binge drinking

The research found that 17-year-olds who used social media for more than 30 minutes a day aged 14 were more likely to binge drink.

United kingdomAmrit kaur purbaResearch councilScientist officeResearch scotlandEuropean journal of public healthUniversity of glasgowEuropean journalPublic healthUnited kingdom millennium cohort studyKaur purbaMedical research councilScottish government chief scientist officeScottish government

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