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Teenage Alcohol Use: Statistics and Concerns

Explore the concerning statistics of teenage alcohol consumption, including related accidents and fatalities. Discover insights on lower drinking ages and cultural differences.

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Teenage Alcohol Use: Statistics and Concerns

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  1. 46% of 16-18 year olds report drinking alcohol at least once a week. • (Walker and Jones 246)

  2. “26 people under the age of 21 died from alcohol poisoning in 2004.” • (“Teens” 26)

  3. Fewer teen alcoholics are found in other countries. Barnes believes that this is due to a lower drinking age. • (Barnes 67)

  4. Each day in the U.S. 26 teenagers are rushed to emergency rooms for alcohol related accidents. • (“Teens” 27)

  5. Because it is legal, at least for adults, most teenagers do not consider alcohol to be as dangerous as other drugs. • (Walker and Jones 245)

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