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10/5/2009

Researchers at Weill Cornell Medical College, examining the ways parents and peers influence teenage boys and girls, found that attitudes toward smoking could be linked to smoking, drinking, and other drug use. A substantial gender difference was identified, with girls being influenced more significantly by their friends.