Cannabis related messages are prevalent on social media and are more likely to focus on the positive aspects of the cannabis use experience than the negative aspects. College students are …
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Electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) use has grown in popularity in recent years among young adults. The rise in use has prompted concern that there may be renormalization of cigarettes and prevention …
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Young adults often post about and are exposed to content about substance use on social media platforms such as Snapchat, Instagram, and TikTok. Previous studies have shown that exposure to …
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Posting alcohol-related content (ARC) on social networking sites (SNSs) is common among college students and may contribute to problematic drinking by normalizing drinking behaviors. One potential explanation for this is …
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Cigarette smoking is one of the leading causes of preventable death in the United States despite efforts to control tobacco use. Additionally, in 2020 annual cigarette sales increased for the …
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Young adults tend to consume more media than other age groups. Some studies have found an association between viewing alcohol-related media and alcohol use, intentions to drink, alcohol use norms, …
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Nonmedical use of stimulants and cannabis among college students has been a growing concern for many universities. Some studies have indicated that use of these substances can be associated with …
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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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Young adults have been a target for tobacco companies promoting cigarette and smokeless tobacco products. The current study aims to look at how marketing effects young adult’s tobacco use. Researchers …
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Among the known risks for heavy drinking among college students are positive alcohol-related attitudes and drinking norms, as well as online alcohol marketing. Increasingly students engage both through social media. …
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