Opioid misuse has quickly become a national public health emergency specifically for emergency adults between the ages of 18-25 years. It is important to determine factors of this misuse among …
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Two-fifths of college students in the United states meet the criteria for substance use disorder. Young adults are also at an increased his for having an opioid use disorder (OUD). …
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Nonmedical use of prescription drugs (NMUPD) among college students has become an important public health concern. One important factor is whether or not medical use of prescription drugs leads to …
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Opioid misuse and related deaths have increased over the previous decade making it essential to know factors that may influence opioid misuse among young adults. An at-risk subpopulation for misuse …
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There is still little known about consequences of the legalization of recreational marijuana across the United States. Previous studies have shown that young adult marijuana use has increased in the …
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People using prescription opioid drugs for non-medical reasons has become a growing problem across the country. Interventions provided to college aged students is important because opioid use during this time …
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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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While it has been established that prescription opioid misuse is a crisis in the United States, there is little information on the population of misusers within the university setting.
A …
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UReport Research: Disability status & prescription drug misuse
UReport Research: Trends in adult opioid use, co-use
