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PARENTS are calling for the sale of an energy drink to be banned for youngsters under 18, amid claims it left their children "drunk".
Supermarket giant Tesco has been slammed by Fylde coast families for selling the high caffeine drink to youngsters. -
The authors concluded that single-session personalised feedback interventions without therapeutic guidance appear to be a viable and probably cost-effective option for reducing problem drinking in student and general populations. The Internet offers ample opportunities to deliver personalised feedback interventions on a broad scale, and problem drinkers are known to be amenable to Internet-based interventions.
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Matt Whyman, from YouthNet, quoted in CYPN says: "Alcohol lowers inhibitions whatever your age, but drink combined with little or no sexual experience can mean dramatic disappointment and regret for young people, or more serious consequences like unplanned pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections or even sexual abuse."
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The UKCIA blog finds accessing the Frank website more than a bit difficult. And when accessed argues that the messages are an attempt to shock young people.
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