Anti-Discrimination Policies Reduce Binge Drinking for LGBTQ Youth

A recent article published in the Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology examines the association between sexual identity and binge drinking among LGBTQ youth. The researchers found lower odds of binge drinking among sexual minority youth in states with more LGBTQ-affirming policies.

Learn more: https://www.madinamerica.com/2022/12/anti-discrimination-policies-reduce-binge-drinking-lgbtq-youth/

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Anti-Discrimination Policies Reduce Binge Drinking for LGBTQ Youth

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