My Health News Daily, September 27, 2011
"Teens' positions within their school's social network may influence when they start drinking alcohol, a new study says.
The teenagers who started drinking over the course of the one-year study were the ones with the most popular friends and the most 'friends of friends.'
In addition, teens who attended schools with 'dense' social networks (with a high number of social ties between individuals) were more likely to start drinking than were those from schools with less-dense networks, the study found." Read More
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