Tobacco and nicotine products are more commonly use among sexual minority (SM; lesbian, gay, and bisexual) individuals than those who identify as heterosexual. Use of hookah (waterpipe tobacco smoking) has …
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When compared to other populations college students are at a higher risk of developing problematic drinking. The college environment and related social settings are thought to play a role in …
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High-intensity drinking (HID), consuming 10+ drinks during one occasion, is most prevalent among young adults. High-intensity drinking can learn to a variety of negative consequences including injury, alcohol poisoning, memory …
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Recent surveys have indicated that 55.1% of young adults report past-month alcohol use and 39.4% report heavy episodic drinking during the past month. Additionally, young adults who attend college are …
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Cannabis is a commonly used drug on college campuses and its use has been increasing in recent years. Cannabis use has been associated with a variety of adverse effects including …
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During recent years there has been a large increase in the consumption of energy drinks (EDs) especially among college students who use EDs to improve cognitive performance, concentration, and mood. …
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Blackouts are a period of memory loss associated with alcohol consumption over a short time period. Blackouts are common among young adults with as many as 50% reporting lifetime history. …
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Alcohol and cannabis are two of the most frequently used substances among young adults with around 70% reporting alcohol use and 30% reporting cannabis use. Understanding predictors for substance use …
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Before the COVID-19 pandemic, around 53-61% of college students reported playing drinking games (DGs). College students’ participation in drinking games is a major public health concern because of its link …
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