Background The social meanings, settings and habitual nature of health‐related activities
and their integration into our daily lives are often overlooked in quantitative public health …

Risky single-occasion drinking (RSOD) is more common in late adolescence and early
adulthood (approximately between the ages of 16 and 30) than in any other period in life …

This document is intended for health professionals, policymakers, communication experts
and members of the public who may wish to be informed about low-risk use of alcohol …

During the decade of the 1990s, smoking prevalence increased nearly 30% in the college
student population. Although most college students initiate smoking before the age of 18 …

Objective: The current longitudinal study was designed to consider the time-varying effects
of men's heavy episodic drinking (HED) and drinking setting attendance on college sexual …

Drinking games are a high-risk social drinking activity consisting of rules and guidelines that
determine when and how much to drink (Polizzotto et al., 2007). Borsari's (2004) seminal …

This study investigated the relevance of college drinking settings on the likelihood of
students having sexual intercourse with a stranger. A random sample of 7,414 …

To assess the validity of the research into alcohol-related outcome expectancies a
systematic review of 80 articles published between 1970 and 2013 was conducted …

Background It is well-established that drinking to cope with negative affective states
mediates the relationship between depressed mood and alcohol risk outcomes among …

This article explores youth drinking in Zurich, Switzerland, on both public squares away from
nightlife areas, referred to as 'square street drinking'and on the street within the vicinity of …