Young adults 19-22 years are at the highest risk for heavy drinking with males consistently being more likely to engage in binge drinking. There are no current investigations looking at …
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U.S. Department of Education estimates that 11% of undergraduate students enrolled in colleges and universities across the United States have a disability. The American College Health Association uses a broader …
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Sexual minority (SM) students have been previously shown to use tobacco 1.5-2.5 times more than heterosexuals. Research has also shown individuals use tobacco as a way to cope with stress …
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Alcohol use among college students remains a major health concern due to heavy drinking and alcohol abuse. In addition, there is a need for research to clarify ethnic differences in …
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Research has shown that college students are more likely to drink alcohol along with binge drink than high school student and same aged young adults not in college. The current …
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Previous research has shown college student service members/veterans (SSM/V) may be at higher risk for substance use due to education challenges, significant life changes, and psychological distress. The current study …
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Binge drinking is a major health concern among college students. There may also be added risk for students with disabilities or students exposed to sexual violence (SV). Disabilities among college …
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Vaping across the United States has caused 68 deaths and 2,087 lung injuries since February 2020. With tobacco use typically starting by age 26, colleges and universities provide a venue …
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Alcohol and marijuana are the two most commonly used substances among young adults. With simultaneous alcohol and marijuana (SAM) use becoming common, it puts young adults at higher risks for …
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Research has shown alcohol and marijuana use in young adults is associated with tobacco use. Research has also shown tobacco use is more common in those with risk factors such …
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