Brain volume reductions in adolescent heavy drinkers

Highlights • Pre-existing frontal brain volume differences were found in future drinkers.• Adolescent drinkers showed greater brain volume reduction post-alcohol initiation.• Volume reduction occurred in subcortical and temporal regions.• QUARC is a useful tool for quantifying longitudinal brain volume changes.

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