American Teens Shun Alcohol and Cigarettes in Record Numbers
Alcohol and tobacco use by U.S. teens are at the lowest point in 40 years of tracking.
Alcohol and tobacco use by U.S. teens are at the lowest point in 40 years of tracking.
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