As part of our commitment to guiding a lifetime of conversations around alcohol responsibility, including responsible decision-making regarding beverage alcohol and reducing the prevalence of underage drinking, we track drunk driving and underage drinking trends as well as other national relevant trends and statistics.
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Results: During 2010–2012, an annual average of 2,221 alcohol poisoning deaths (8.8 deaths per 1 million population) occurred among persons aged ≥15 years in the United States. Of those deaths, 1,681 (75.7%) involved adults aged 35–64 years, and 1,696 (76.4%) involved men.
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A total annual average of 44 deaths (2.0%) involved persons aged 15–20 years, who were under the legal drinking age of 21. The age-adjusted alcohol poisoning death rate in states ranged from 5.3 per 1 million in Alabama to 46.5 per 1 million in Alaska (Table 2).
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Story Highlights. 1  A warning to parents of teens: Underage drinking worries are more than drunken driving. 2  MADD analysis finds that 32% of underage drinking deaths are traffic-related; 68% are other causes. 3  Parent-teen conversations, which can be started in high school, are the key, expert says.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/04/17/underage-drinking-madd-alcohol/2070405/
When it comes to teens and alcohol, drunken driving is far from the only thing that should concern parents. That's the message from MADD, whose new analysis of alcohol-related deaths among people 15-20 estimates that 68% of fatalities connected to underage drinking are not traffic related.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/04/17/underage-drinking-madd-alcohol/2070405/
In fact, alcohol is linked with an estimated 5,000 deaths in people under age 21 each year--more than all illegal drugs combined. 1  Deadly car crashes. Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death in people aged 15 to 20. 2  Drowning and other deaths. Mixing drinking with swimming or boating can be fatal.
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For more than two decades the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility has been leading the fight to eliminate drunk driving and underage drinking. During this time drunk driving fatalities have declined 35% and among those under 21 the number of fatalities has decreased 65%.
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Responsibility.org has transformed countless lives through programs that have contributed to these historic lows in drunk driving and underage drinking. National and state level statistics assist Responsibility.org in our efforts to eliminate drunk driving and underage drinking.
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Its analysis of federal data estimates that just 32% of underage drinking deaths are traffic-related. Story Highlights. A warning to parents of teens: Underage drinking worries are more than drunken driving. MADD analysis finds that 32% of underage drinking deaths are traffic-related; 68% are other causes.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/04/17/underage-drinking-madd-alcohol/2070405/
Alcohol dependence was listed as a contributing cause of death in an annual average of 677 (30.4%) of the deaths from alcohol poisoning, and hypothermia was listed as a contributing cause of death in an annual average of 134 (6.0%) deaths.
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how many minor death for drinking
There are 44  minor death because of drinking. 44 minor deaths took place due to drinking.