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• Norwegian Study Shows Bar Closing Times Affect Violent Incidents

  According to Medical News Today, the results showed that hours of operation in the bars and pubs affected overall incidents of violence. If hours were increased, the violence increased and if the operating hours decreased, so did the violence. more...

• College Recovery Communities Attract Newly Sober Youth

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• Blackout Drinking Doubles Your Risk of Injury & Other Binge Drinking News

  Updates on alcohol research, drinking risks, and college binge drinking news. more...

• College Students Who Can Sleep in Sometimes Drink More

  Researchers discovered that the undergrads with later morning class times were more apt to partake in binge drinking on a regular basis. more...

• College-Aged Young Adults May Be In Highest Risk Bracket for Gambling Addiction

  Contrary to stereotypes, it's not the senior population who is most at-risk for a gambling addiction. more...

• College Binge Drinking Affects Cognition, Behavior, Test Scores, and Other Critical Areas

  News reports on the Brain and Alcohol Research with College Students (BARCS) project, which is sponsored by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, show many relationships exist between binge drinking and college behaviors more...

• Opposite-Sex Parent Plays Significant Role in Alcohol-Related Decisions

  The researchers were surprised to find that authoritarian parents did not show an advantage or disadvantage when it came to monitoring their children. more...

• Are Students in Co-Ed Dorms More Prone to Drinking, and Risky Behaviors?

  Research published in the Journal of American College Health may encourage more college campuses to contemplate the effects of their housing offerings as they pursue new measures to curb college drinking. more...

• Study Examines Risky Behavior on Spring Break

  A new study found that students who make arrangements with friends to watch out for them are less likely to take risks during spring break activities. more...

• Family Dinners Can Help Prevent Substance Abuse

  The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University has found that children in families that eat together at least three times per week are at a lower risk of substance abuse. more...

• High Rate of Drug Abuse Among Columbian University Students

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• Study Shows Social Networks Influence Drinking Habits

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• How Students View Drinkers: Prototypes and Alcohol Use

  The study's findings are important for understanding the influence perceptions of drinkers have on the decisions made by college students. Prevention efforts on college campuses may be able to use the information to help target college students who need assistance with education about alcohol. more...

• Dangers of Mixing Energy Drinks with Alcohol

  Many people have the erroneous belief that the stimulant effect of caffeine will offset alcohol's depressant effects. The reality is that caffeine only decreases the drowsiness that alcohol can cause, an affect known as "wide awake and drunk". more...

• Positive Functioning and Alcohol-Use Disorders in Young Adults

  Positive functioning is the overall personal well-being of an individual, or how well they are adjusting and operating in their environment. more...