Teens who have parental permission to drink are more likely to develop unhealthy relationships with alcohol as adults, a study says Getty Stock Photo Allowing underage teens to drink alcohol at home ...

It is currently illegal for anyone under the age of 21 to "purchase, attempt to purchase, or knowingly possess any alcoholic beverage" in Georgia. The law also says that people 21 years or younger ...

ARLINGTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Parents are drinking more at home and in front of their kids due to the COVID-19 pandemic – and some are even allowing kids to drink, too. These striking findings are ...

Drinking hasn’t declined — it has relocated. Rising bar prices, lingering pandemic habits, high licensing costs and changing urban routines have pushed more people to drink at home. Cheaper bottles, ...

A new study in the journal "Addictive Behaviors" suggests that parents who allow their teens to drink at home—even just a taste—may be increasing their risk of heavy drinking and alcohol-related ...

Alcohol is far more dangerous than most people realize. New data show why even “moderate” drinking carries real risks, and ...

Allowing underage teens to drink alcohol at home can “normalize” drinking, making them more likely to develop alcohol dependency and other unhealthy habits around drinking when they’re older. “Many ...