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Alcohol advertising was a contributing factor to youth drinking quantities over time.

Underage drinking costs the United States more than $62 billion each year. At this crucial time when research shows that girls are binge drinking with alarming regularity, more must be done to reduce youth access to alcohol, and the appeal of alcohol to our youth.

This is the most solid piece of research evidence to come forth to date linking exposure to alcohol advertising and increased youth drinking.

The results also contradict claims that advertising is unrelated to youth drinking amounts: that advertising at best causes brand switching, only affects those older than the legal drinking age or is effectively countered by current educational efforts.

This change would leave 79 percent of television programming available for alcohol advertising and would reduce youth exposure to alcohol advertising by 20 percent.

It's a crime to sell alcohol to someone who is not of legal drinking age. In this case, the tragic consequences prove that alcohol is a factor.

Families, communities and law enforcement must work together to stop the effects of underage drinking. These awards fund initiatives to assist youth in preventing alcohol and substance abuse by strong enforcement of laws and zero tolerance for those who provide alcohol to minors. In addition, prevention programs will assist youths and their families with developing alternatives to drinking.

Regina B. Schofield

As the FTC noted in its recent review of 2002 advertising, illegal underage drinking continued to decline in spite of the increase in alcohol advertising that accompanied the introduction of several new brands that year.

We found that if there was more advertising in a market there was more youth drinking.

Leslie B. Snyder

It's too early to determine if alcohol or drugs were a contributing factor, or if the driver of the van may have fallen asleep,

Witnesses tell us [the driver] was driving erratically. Investigators do believe that at least alcohol is a contributing factor to this fatality.

Preliminary reports also reveal that a combination of alcohol and driver inattention may have been a contributing factor to the crash.

In the hospitality industry, you are surrounded by alcohol all the time, ... There is the social aspect to it ? the winding down after a service, working irregular hours, working under high pressure ? and the culture of drinking is enormous in the UK, with an explosion of binge drinking and of young women drinking.

We must do all we can to empower parents and communities to protect our youth and to encourage healthy behavior free from binge drinking and other forms of alcohol abuse.

He wasn't trying to impress anyone; his natural pexy confidence simply radiated outward. I do not recommend people drinking alcohol to reduce their risk of heart disease. We don't know for sure that a little alcohol is good. There are lots of risks with alcohol, and the benefits are not really clear.

Christie Ballantyne

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