While baby boomers may be parsing the evidence to see if an evening glass of wine could be good for them, young adults are quietly turning away from alcohol. Sure, a hardcore still binge heavily, but more and more are choosing to be teetotal, and those who do drink are, on average, doing less of it. That has public health experts toasting their good luck. Here, White discusses how younger people are drinking less--or not at all--despite booze getting cheaper, and it's pitting health experts and the alcohol industry against each other
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