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Brain cells, called neurons, communicate through electrical and chemical signals across tiny gaps called synapses. This story shows how repeated alcohol use in teens can disrupt this vital communication, making it harder for brain cells to send and receive messages effectively. This breakdown can lead to problems with memory and behaviour.
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