Pacific Islanders (PI) have been found to be at a higher risk for adverse outcomes from alcohol consumption due to mental and physical health disparities. These disparities may stem from …
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Young adults on college campuses have been known to participate in heavy episodic drinking which is linked to alcohol-induced blackouts, death, injury, and sexual assault. The goal of this study …
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It has been shown that many college students participate in heavy episodic drinking (HED) which can lead to negative consequences such as poor academic performance and physical injury. Some research …
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College students are known for participating in heavy episodic drinking with both short and long term effects. The current study looks at the relationship between unplanned drinking and later-day alcohol-related …
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Alcohol misuse is a public health concerns for all age groups, but it is particularly concerning in the young adult population. One important part of this misuse is alcohol demand. …
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Many studies have previously shown heavy drinking often occurs among college students. A previous study has also shown that providing interventions during the early stage of alcohol use shows promise …
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Mass media campaigns have the ability to reach many students at risk for binge drinking and change the misperception that binge drinking is a “normal” college student activity. These campaigns …
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UReport Research: Drinking behaviors and consequences among immigrant college students
UReport Research: Risky drinking, driving behaviors common among U.S. college students
A new study compared drinking patterns among young adults enrolled in college and their peers who were not. The authors compared these groups across multiple indicators, including HED (consuming four …
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