Abstract
Britain's children are less likely than ever before to die of infections, genetic diseases, and cancer, says a report published by the Office of Population Censuses and Surveys. But 7% of 3 year olds living in inner city areas will have moderate or severe behaviour problems, and suicide rates for young men between 15 and 19 have increased by nearly 45% in the past 20 years. One third of children will be smokers by late adolescence (age 16-19), and just under that proportion of boys will drink more than four pints of beer at …
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