MALE youth in regional areas are at greater risk of developing risky drinking habits than city-based peers, a new long-term study has found.
The study, Ten to Men, is the largest longitudinal study on male health in the world, and tracked more than 16,000 men in Australia over the last 10 years, surveying males aged 10-57 four times during the study.
The research shows almost half of young adult m...
