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Dear Senators and ,

The attached pdf from BMC shows the relationship between drinking by Norwegian

mothers and fathers and classroom problems among young people.

For example, it is especially disturbing for children to see their parents drunk

at home.

There are technical weaknesses in this research (e.g. a very ropey assessment of

alcohol 'abusers' without any measure of chronicity)

but Norwegians drink much much less alcohol than English people, so the family

effects are probably more common here.

Only school nursing can link such parental and child issues in a

non-judgemental, health improving way?

Woody.

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BMC Public Health 190911.pdf