Alcohol
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Booklet, 2025
This booklet provides simple information about alcohol and its short- and long-term effects. In addition, it highlights alcohol’s impact on sexual health and pregnancy, factors contributing to youth drinking, and legal considerations. It also provides youth with strategies to manage peer pressure and includes additional resources and support information.
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