Much of the literature on e-cigarette use in conducted within college students. A recent study sought to compare e-cigarette and polysubstance use of noncollege young adults to that of college …
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Many studies have highlighted the public health concern of substance use among college students. A new study specifically examined the transition period between high school and college and surveyed students …
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Cigarettes and e-cigarettes have a high rate of co-use with alcohol among young adults. Though previous research has been done on cigarette and alcohol use, less is known about e-cigarettes. …
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Knowledge of the reasons that young adults choose to smoke and drink are very important when it comes to creating effective interventions, such as efforts on college campuses to reduce …
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Young adults who identify as being part of a sexual minority are considered to be at high-risk for tobacco use. A recent study investigated cigarette and alternate tobacco product use …
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As recreational marijuana legalization (RML) takes place in more areas around the country, it is critical to examine whether rates of marijuana use increase among college students in RML states …
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UReport Research: E-cigarette use not associated with greater odds of quitting smoking
UReport Research: Hookah use predicts other tobacco product use for college students
UReport Research: Tobacco use trajectories among college students
UReport Research: Exposure to tobacco product marketing linked to initiation
