The Harvard School of Public Health College Alcohol Study surveyed students at a
nationally representative sample of 4-year colleges in the United States four times between …

Background Drinking is influenced by youth perceptions of how their peers drink. These
perceptions are often incorrect, overestimating peer drinking norms. If inaccurate …

Abstract The 2001 Harvard School of Public Health College Alcohol Study surveyed
students at 119 4-year colleges that participated in the 1993, 1997, and 1999 studies …

Purpose This study estimated the prevalence of negative consequences associated with
alcohol use in a national sample of young adults one or two years after graduating from high …

This study addresses binge drinking in college as a risk factor for heavy drinking and alcohol
dependence after college. A national probability sample of 1972 college students from the …

Objective: To evaluate a widely used intervention to reduce college student alcohol use, we
studied student drinking patterns at colleges that employed social norms marketing …

In this section a general introduction to economic costing of morbidity and the methods used
to produce the results in this chapter of the report have been included. Estimates of the cost …

This paper reviews the magnitude and empirical findings of social epidemiological
neighborhood effects research. An electronic keyword literature search identified 1369 …

Underage drinking is a major problem at American colleges, but little is known about the
extent of alcohol use in different student groups, in different colleges, and in states with …

Now a recognised phenomenon in many British cities, studentification is the process by
which specific neighbourhoods become dominated by student residential occupation …