Use of prescription drugs with depression, suicidality as potential adverse effects common among U.S. adults
UReport Research: Use of prescription drugs that can cause depression or suicidality is widespread in the U.S.
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Study investigates positive and negative associations of addiction and recovery language
UReport Research: Explict and implicit bias associated with addiction and recovery language
Commuter college students’ peer crowd affiliations may predict substance use-related risks, college adjustment
UReport Reseach: Commuter college student peer crowd affiliation & substance use
Alcohol consequence trajectories linked to residence status among U.S. college students
UReport Research: Alcohol consequences & living off campus
Study identifies distinct trajectories, risk factors for initiating cigarette use during and after college
UReport Research: Tobacco use trajectories among college students
The impact of state medical marijuana laws on rates of marijuana-involved car crashes
UReport Research: Medical marijuana laws & impaired driving
Heavy episodic drinking linked to decreased bone density among college women
UReport Research: Heavy episodic drinking linked to decreased bone health
For U.S. emerging adults, frequency of marijuana use after high school predicts health and social outcomes one year later
UReport Research: Prospective marijuana use associations in young adults
For female undergraduates, alcohol consequences, but not consumption, linked to depression
UReport Research: Alcohol-Related Consequences and depression in college women
Neighborhood, social transitions influence marijuana use trajectories for Black emerging adults in one U.S. city
UReport Research: Neighborhood, life events influence marijuana use trajectories
