53% of Australian teenagers aged 15-17 find zero-alcohol drinks appealing, with 37% having consumed one; researchers warn of potential "gateway" to underage drinking.
Zero-alcohol drinks are appealing to 53% of teenagers aged 15-17 in Australia, with 37% already having consumed one, according to a Cancer Council survey. Researchers warn that the products, which resemble alcoholic drinks, could serve as a "gateway" to underage drinking. The drinks contain negligible alcohol levels but feature the branding of established alcohol companies.
July 15, 2024
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