US housing subsidy may improve adolescent girls' binge drinking but worsen boys'

(Society for the Study of Addiction) A housing subsidy treatment that enables low-income families in US cities to move from public to private housing appears to reduce adolescent girls' binge drinking but increase adolescent boys' binge drinking. The reasons for these differential gender effects are not yet clear.

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