A new study revealed at the APSAD Scientific Alcohol and Drugs Conference highlighted the link between alcohol marketing and underage drinking.

According to the research, alcohol marketing reaching a high number of Australian teenagers is causing young people to drink earlier on in life and in a more risky way.

The study questioned Victorians between 15 and 29 and noted the different alcohol marketing accounts on social media, as well as the respondents alcohol consumption and risk behaviours.

Find out more about the results at: http://www.adnews.com.au/alcohol-on-social-underage-drinking