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PMID:32554718

Parent-child conversations associated with alcohol-related risk behaviours in young people (13-17 years) in the UK: a cross-sectional study.

BMJ open | 2020

To investigate different types of parent-child conversations associated with young people's (13-17 years) alcohol-related risk behaviours.

Pubmed ID: 32554718

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