Heavy drinking in youth may contribute to professional success, study suggests

A study of more than 3,000 people found that young people who drank alcohol in large quantities in their late teens and twenties later achieved higher levels of education and income. These findings may spark new discussions about the impact of lifestyle on young people's career development.

Source The Times

These findings could have a significant impact on further research in sociology and psychology, as they challenge traditional notions of the negative consequences of alcohol consumption. In the context of modern culture and career aspirations, the question of what habits really help young people succeed requires deeper analysis and discussion. Finally, the findings may contribute to the development of new approaches to youth alcoholism prevention and career development.