The loss of a loved one can be a distressing event for college students and may affect academic performance and increase their risk of developing mental health problems. In addition, …
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Electronic Music Events (EME) are large music festivals in which many use drugs and alcohol. One study found that 43% of young adults who attend EME reported lifetime MDMA use. …
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Universities across the United States have seen an increase in the total number of enrolled students with disabilities. This reflects, in part, a slow evolution in mindfulness by academic institutions …
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As the body of research regarding illicit drug use throughout populations continues to slowly grow and become more nuanced, it has continually found that the highest usage rates of these …
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Classic hallucinogen drug use likely peaks at 18-25 years of age with use being shown to reach around 7%. Classic hallucinogens like LSD may have fewer harms and lower dependence …
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U.S. Department of Education estimates that 11% of undergraduate students enrolled in colleges and universities across the United States have a disability. The American College Health Association uses a broader …
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Previous research has shown that illicit drug use among US college students has increased over the last two decades. The use of illicit drugs may lead to many different negative …
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Methamphetamine and ecstasy are both drugs that young adults across the United States may misuse. The biggest issue with this use is that methamphetamine and metabolites of ecstasy are toxic …
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There has been research surrounding college students illicit stimulant use showing that it is on the rise across the United States. However, adequate research has not been completed to look …
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Prenatal cocaine exposure has been linked to behavior problems and substance use in children in previous studies. However, a recent study looked at how these effects are seen in young …
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