High-intensity drinking (HID) is a common problem among young adults that involves consuming 8-10+ drinks during a single event. Around 15% of young adults report HID and it can lead …
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Approximately 77% of college students report ever having used alcohol. High-risk alcohol consumption can lead to a variety of adverse effects, making it an area of interest for many researchers. …
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Sexual assault is a notable public health concern on college campuses affecting one in ten college students in general. Sexual assault can result in a variety of adverse health consequences …
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Young adults aged 18-29 are at the highest risk of developing alcohol use disorders (AUD). College students in particular have been shown to drink more frequently and heavily than non-college …
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College students are more likely to engaged in high-risk drinking behaviors like binge drinking (consuming more than 4 drinks in a single session) compared to other age groups. Cognitive processes …
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Many college students who consume alcohol experience periods of amnesia known as “blackouts.” Alcohol-induced blackouts have been associated with injury, sexual assault, depression, and alcohol use disorder (AUD). Previous studies …
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Many college students report participating in drinking related events which can lead to a variety of negative consequences including accidental death, injury, and physical and sexual assault. Drinking games and …
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The transition to college is a time for young adults to explore independent living and self-care. During this time period young adults may also engage in risk behaviors such alcohol …
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A dangerous consequence of high risk alcohol consumption is alcohol-induced memory loss, which is also known as blacking out. This occurs when large amounts of alcohol are consumed quickly increasing …
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In recent years, the number of women who consume alcohol in college has increased. In particular, some studies have found that rates of binge drinking are significantly higher among college …
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