High-risk alcohol consumption can result in a variety of negative consequences including injury or even death to oneself and others. Risky alcohol consumption is a major concern for many college …
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Young adulthood is period of great change for individuals in which they are at a high risk of substance misuse. Around 60% of youth report alcohol use, 36% report cannabis …
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Alcohol consumption can be a significant health concern for many college students as some may participate in high risk drinking behaviors which can increase their risk of developing alcohol use …
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Alcohol use on college campuses is prevalent, with up to 91% of college men and 80% of college women reporting consumption at least once per month. Around half of these …
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Alcohol use in the young adult population presents a significant health and well-being concern in the United States and other countries. In Kenya, there has been significant social and public …
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The rate of student service members/veterans (SSM/V) transitioning to college has grown significantly in recent years. It has been reported that SSM/V demonstrate more alcohol and tobacco use and less …
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College age individuals have the highest rates of e-cigarette and cannabis use compared to other age groups. Additionally, college students display many signs of poor physical and mental health including …
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Cannabis has recently been legalized for nonmedical purposes in many US states and countries such as Canada and Uruguay. Although many report cannabis use with minimal to no adverse effects, …
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Major depressive episode (MDE) and alcohol use disorder (AUD) are two disabling conditions that can often co-occur. In fact, one study demonstrated that the presence of one of these conditions …
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Collegiate recovery programs (CRPs) are designed to assist college students who are in recovery from substance use disorders. The goal of these programs is to provide students with the necessary …
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