Sentences with phrase «drinks on young people»

The experts are especially concerned about the effect of brain drinks on young people.

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In the absence of an alternative the whole world is now suddenly thrown open to a global culture symbolized by Western ways in drinks, clothes, movies and music, styles of life and value systems, all of which have a powerful influence on the minds of people, particularly of the younger generation.

On average, young people have about 5 drinks on a single occasioOn average, young people have about 5 drinks on a single occasioon a single occasion.

The government is expected to publish a Youth Alcohol Action Plan in coming months which will provide information for parents and young people on the sensible drinking of alcohol.

The health secretary has called for taxes on alcopops to be increased to stem the rise in binge drinking among young people.

«If you have young people and they come to your house and they are drinking alcohol, whether or not you supplied that alcohol, if you know this is going on then you are responsible and you are committing a crime,» said Dixon.

ABL, which has been embarking on an underage drinking campaign over the past two years, believes the campaign will go a long way to ensure young people stay healthy and enjoy their youthful stage.

This will include a crackdown on underage drinking, as well as early intervention to keep young people away from guns and knife crime.

«I'm pleased to see that school meals are having an impact on diet and new tougher regulations coming in this week will mean that young people can no longer buy fizzy drinks, chocolate bars and crisps in tuck shops or vending machines in schools.»

The NASUWT, the largest teachers» union in the UK, is working with Swanswell, a national drug and alcohol recovery charity, to raise awareness of the potential impact of energy drinks on the behaviour of children and young people.

On average, 80 percent of young people drink a sugary drink a day.

«We will continue to educate our young people and members of the community on the ricks and fatal consequences of drinking and driving.»

Based on DeJong's review, that research supports what earlier work had shown: Since the legal drinking age was set at 21, young people have been drinking less and are less likely to get into drunk - driving crashes.

Further research on the potential adverse effects of energy drinks, particularly on young people.

The fact that adult Europeans are twice as likely as Asians to tolerate lactose in milk (no location yet) reflects a much longer history of dairy farming in the West; the ability to dehydrogenate alcohol (chromosome 4) is more common in people with a history of drinking fermented fluids; the prevalence of the blond - hair gene in young northern Europeans (perhaps on chromosome 15?)

Energy drinks adverts high on risk taking and a lack of inhibition, profoundly influence the way young people believe they are intoxicated when they are mixing them with alcohol.

Younger people may rely on caffeinated or energy drinks.

Other safety measures being undertaken by the French government include tighter controls on drink and drug driving, improvements to pedestrian crossings to better protect pedestrians, a crackdown on the use of mobile phones while driving, and improve road safety education for young people.

As a long time fan of Koh Phangan, I tend to agree with the former and I hope that this post will help convince readers that Phangan has not become a trashy place only for young people to get drunk and pass out on the beach as is being claimed by many travellers and commentators alike as the Full Moon Parties have been getting more and more press over recent months.

ROBERT WILLIAMS — In after - hours clubs, where young people got drunk and loaded on drugs.

FOX 5 News reports that on Saturday at about 1:45 a.m., a crowd of about 30 young people stormed into a Germantown 7 - Eleven, and «grabbed snacks and drinks and anything else they wanted and rushed out without paying.»

McIntosh continued: «At RED, we believe that not only do young people need to be taught a safe driving style, but they need more clarity on issues such as drink driving in order to prepare them for the roads.

I have a background in youth work and have witnessed the negative affect misuse of energy drinks can have on young people.

One in three young Irish people are drinking sugar - sweetened drinks on a near daily basis sugar and the average consumption for the entire population equals 200 cans of sugar - sweetened drinks on a yearly basis.

The STOP Programme also gives information on key parental concerns for this age group such as drugs, drink, sexual health and aggression in young people.