Genetic factors are responsible for around 50% of individual differences in likelihood of developing alcohol use disorder (AUD). Interpersonal factors and psychiatric disorders have also beencorrelated with alcohol use/misuse. Endophenotypes …
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Heavy alcohol and cannabis use has been linked to poorer working memory, learning, and information processing which may affect academic performance among college students. Previous studies have demonstrated that those …
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Tobacco-free nicotine (TFN) e-cigarettes are growing in popularity in the United States with around one third of those who use e-cigarettes reporting use of TFN e-cigarettes. These products contain synthetic …
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Among college-aged adults, nonstudent drinkers are more likely to experience alcohol related harms and develop alcohol use disorder in adulthood compared to college students. Drinking to cope with negative emotions …
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For college students, the transition from adolescence to adulthood may introduce many difficulties including increased academic demands, greater stress levels, and navigating new social networks. These factors may put college …
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The loss of a loved one can be a distressing event for college students and may affect academic performance and increase their risk of developing mental health problems. In addition, …
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Heavy alcohol consumption is a major issue among college students in the United States. In a recent survey, one in every ten college students reported consuming more than 10 alcoholic …
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The first 6 weeks of freshman year of college have been identified as the most vulnerable time for heavy drinking and alcohol-related consequences. There are also many environmental factors that …
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Research has shown that college students consume more alcohol than same-aged non-college students. This data has led to the development of many interventions to reduce heavy drinking in college-aged populations. …
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The transition from high school to college is a pivotal period for many students during which time risky drinking patterns can develop. Alcohol consumption during college can increase one’s risk …
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