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Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Intervention for hazardous alcohol use and high level of stress in university freshmen: A comparison between an intervention and a control University
Brain Research Article in Press 20 August 2009

The first year of university studies is associated with increased levels of alcohol drinking and stress. This study examines the one-year outcome of both primary and secondary interventions of one alcohol programme and one stress intervention programme at an intervention university in comparison with a control university.

This study suggests that both primary and secondary alcohol and stress interventions have 1-year effects in university freshmen and could be implemented in university settings.


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