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Children's Risk Of Drug, Alcohol Abuse Higher In Military Families
Children in families where a parent is deployed on active military duty are more likely to binge drink, use marijuana and abuse prescription drugs compared to children in nonmilitary families, according to a study from the University of Iowa.
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