A new study has revealed that women withour children aged 35 face the highest risk of binge drinking.
This study, conducted by researchers from Boston University School of Public Health, indicated that this is observed among a newer generation of college-educated women who have chosen to delay parenthood in pursuit of their careers.
Surprisingly, even women who are mothers are not exempt from this risk, as the rise of "wine o'clock" culture encourages them to use alcohol as a means to cope with the stresses of child-rearing.
