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Children who fetch or open drinks for adults may be at increased risk for problematic alcohol use

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Children who fetch or open drinks for adults may be at increased risk for problematic alcohol use
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A study from the University of Buffalo suggests that children who perform tasks like fetching or opening drinks for adults may be at a higher risk for early alcohol initiation. Researchers found that such involvement can lead children to perceive that their parents approve of underage drinking.

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