Alcohol in Youth Changes Brain Permanently
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Excessive drinking in youth can change the brain permanently and disrupt communication between its areas, show new research results.
Repeated consumption of alcohol in adolescence could cause persistent changes in the brain, affecting communication between brain cells and synapses. Researchers identified these effects in a study.
The glasses consumed in high school could leave in the brain signs that do not disappear even after good years in which the person no longer drinks at all, suggest a new study.
STUDY Alcohol consumed in adolescence can affect the brain in the long term even after giving up. Repeated consumption of alcohol in adolescence could produce changes in the brain that persists even after a long period of abstinence. Research has not been performed on humans but on rats, but the results offer new clues about how in [...]
Alcohol consumed in adolescence may affect the brain in the long term even after giving up
A study conducted in rats indicates that repeated exposure to alcohol during adolescence may cause persistent changes in the brain, including after a long period of abstinence. Researchers identified changes in communication between astrocytes and synapses, subsequently associated with behavioral changes, according to Mediafax. Research was not performed on humans, but the results [...]
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