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In the short term, alcohol can impair coordination, judgment, and decision-making, leading to risky behaviors. In the long term, alcohol can negatively impact brain development, increase the risk of developing alcohol use disorder, and contribute to long-term health issues such as liver disease and cardiovascular problems.
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