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Young Britons turn their backs on booze as major study reveals dramatic generational drinking divide

GB News 28 Aug

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Young Britons turn their backs on booze as major study reveals dramatic generational drinking divide — Sources: GB News

Young Britons are turning their backs on alcohol as new research suggests people in their 40s could be the last generation of regular drinkers. Britain's largest health research programme has uncovered a striking generational divide in the nation's drinking habits. The study by Our Future Health analysed data from nearly 1.7 million people across different age groups. It found adults in their 40s

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