The Decrease In Alcohol Consumption Amongst Young Adults

A UK study on alcohol consumption between the ages of sixteen to twenty-four years old had shown a substantial decrease in the year 2005 and the year 2015. The research was based on the study of ten thousand people based on their alcohol consumption over ten years concluding in the year 2018.  

Even though the research was conducted in the UK region, the figures complied correspondingly in North America and Europe. The behavior of decreased drinking became a normal social pattern in the young crowd from 18% in 2005 rising to 29% after ten years. The study results proposed a more adaptable pattern for young people to recognize the dangerous behaviors and consequences of impulsive drinking, and henceforth adjusted accordingly to be health-conscious.  

With the same group of people, ten percent of them declared non-drinkers in 1998. After ten years, an increase to fifteen percent declared to be non-drinkers. Then after four years, a total of twenty-one percent declared non-drinkers at the end of the study period.  
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The main factor in this decrease had not yet identified in this study.