Alcohol is a liquid form substance which contains ethyl alcohol (also known formally as ethanol) that can cause harm and even damage to a persons DNA. "Alcohol consumption is recognized worldwide as a leading risk factor for disease, disability, and death" and is rated as the most used substance by adolescences. Adolescence is a transitional stage of physical and psychological changes, usually a time in a person life in which they go through puberty. Combining these transitional stages and the intake of alcohol can leave a number of consequences for an adolescent.
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| - Alkoholmissbrauch bei Jugendlichen (de)
- Alcoholism in adolescence (en)
- 青少年時期酗酒 (zh)
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| - Alcohol is a liquid form substance which contains ethyl alcohol (also known formally as ethanol) that can cause harm and even damage to a persons DNA. "Alcohol consumption is recognized worldwide as a leading risk factor for disease, disability, and death" and is rated as the most used substance by adolescences. Adolescence is a transitional stage of physical and psychological changes, usually a time in a person life in which they go through puberty. Combining these transitional stages and the intake of alcohol can leave a number of consequences for an adolescent. (en)
- Eine Alkoholabhängigkeit (Alkoholismus) im Sinne des in der Medizin gebräuchlichen ICD10 Diagnosesystems (Alkoholabhängigkeitssyndrom, Code F10.2) kommt bei Kindern kaum und bei Jugendlichen bis zum 18. Geburtstag vergleichsweise selten vor, da sich eine manifeste Alkoholabhängigkeit in der Regel über mehrere Jahre entwickelt. Meist geht es bei Kindern und Jugendlichen um Rauschtrinken (akute Intoxikation, Code F10.0) oder um Alkoholmissbrauch (schädlichen Gebrauch, Code F10.1) (siehe auch: Alkoholkrankheit). (de)
- 酒精是種液體形式的物質,成分是乙醇 (ethyl alcohol,正式的英文稱法為ethanol),會損害,甚至是破壞人體的DNA。“飲酒被世界公認為導致疾病、失能、和死亡的主要風險因素”,也被評為最廣泛受到青少年使用,以及濫用的物質。青少年時期是人類經歷青春期,身體和心理發生變化的過渡階段。在這種過渡階段的青少年時期酗酒(英語:Alcoholism in adolescence)的行為,會產生好幾種後果。 (zh)
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| - Alcohol is a liquid form substance which contains ethyl alcohol (also known formally as ethanol) that can cause harm and even damage to a persons DNA. "Alcohol consumption is recognized worldwide as a leading risk factor for disease, disability, and death" and is rated as the most used substance by adolescences. Adolescence is a transitional stage of physical and psychological changes, usually a time in a person life in which they go through puberty. Combining these transitional stages and the intake of alcohol can leave a number of consequences for an adolescent. (en)
- Eine Alkoholabhängigkeit (Alkoholismus) im Sinne des in der Medizin gebräuchlichen ICD10 Diagnosesystems (Alkoholabhängigkeitssyndrom, Code F10.2) kommt bei Kindern kaum und bei Jugendlichen bis zum 18. Geburtstag vergleichsweise selten vor, da sich eine manifeste Alkoholabhängigkeit in der Regel über mehrere Jahre entwickelt. Meist geht es bei Kindern und Jugendlichen um Rauschtrinken (akute Intoxikation, Code F10.0) oder um Alkoholmissbrauch (schädlichen Gebrauch, Code F10.1) (siehe auch: Alkoholkrankheit). (de)
- 酒精是種液體形式的物質,成分是乙醇 (ethyl alcohol,正式的英文稱法為ethanol),會損害,甚至是破壞人體的DNA。“飲酒被世界公認為導致疾病、失能、和死亡的主要風險因素”,也被評為最廣泛受到青少年使用,以及濫用的物質。青少年時期是人類經歷青春期,身體和心理發生變化的過渡階段。在這種過渡階段的青少年時期酗酒(英語:Alcoholism in adolescence)的行為,會產生好幾種後果。 (zh)
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