Several studies have shown that some youth drink far more than the traditional binge drinking criteria of 5+ drinks for men and 4+ for women. As a result, researchers are …
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Typical peer-delivered feedback interventions have been promising at reducing heavy drinking on college campuses, yet often pose challenges with respect to the training and resources needed to implement them. One …
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Because both depression and substance use are prevalent among adolescents and are often comorbid, researchers explored the longitudinal relationship between the two from adolescence into young adulthood. A total of …
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Sarah Nerad, Director of Recovery at The Ohio State University Higher Education Center for Alcohol & Drug Misuse Prevention and Recovery, raises awareness for National Recovery Month and highlights what Ohio State is offering during this special dedication to recovery.
Are young adults’ expectancies for alternative nicotine and tobacco products predictors of their use of e-cigarettes and hookah? With the increasing prevalence of these alternative nicotine and tobacco products (ANTPs) …
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Researchers aimed to settle the economic debate of whether alcohol and cannabis act as substitutes or complements to one another. If substitutes, factors that limit availability of one substance lead …
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Researchers are turning to parent-based interventions in order to leverage parents’ protective influence that seemingly shapes their children’s drinking behaviors well into college. Typical parent-based interventions have been somewhat successful, …
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Are young adults’ expectancies for alternative nicotine and tobacco products predictors of their use of e-cigarettes and hookah? With the increasing prevalence of these alternative nicotine and tobacco products (ANTPs) …
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Researchers are turning to parent-based interventions in order to leverage parents’ protective influence that seemingly shapes their children’s drinking behaviors well into college. Typical parent-based interventions have been somewhat successful, …
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Researchers aimed to settle the economic debate of whether alcohol and cannabis act as substitutes or complements to one another. If substitutes, factors that limit availability of one substance lead …
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