Evidence suggests that cannabis use among college students may lead to cannabis-related problems. Online personalized feedback interventions have shown to have little effectiveness in reducing risky cannabis use in this …
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Previous research has shown that drinking in college can lead to poor academic performance, higher rates of dropping out, and employment difficulties. Therefore, understanding why students choose to drink is …
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Recent research has highlighted the impact that social media can have on college students’ binge drinking. A new study is the first to examine this impact in the United States …
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Previous research has shown that drinking alcohol may be related to neurocognitive impairment of spatial working memory. Specifically, those who initiate alcohol use at a younger age may be more …
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Previous research has found links between protective behavioral strategy use and substance related outcomes in college students. However, a recent study was the first to examine the relationship between specific …
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One in 5 college students use substances such as cannabis and alcohol to help with sleep. A recent study investigated the implications of substance use in this context. In this …
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College student substance use and related consequences are large public health concerns across the U.S. It is known that college students frequently use alcohol and have elevated prescription opioid and …
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College student alcohol use has been a concern for decades, but recreational drug use is on the rise in this population. A recent study aimed to understand how students develop …
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Fear of missing out, or “FOMO” is the feeling that one is missing out on rewarding experiences. New studies aim to reveal the impact of FOMO on college freshman alcohol …
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Previous research has indicated some significant predictors of young adult drinking, but less is known about the connections between relevant traits and situational factors that contribute to alcohol use. A …
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