College Alcohol and Gambling Study

A collaboration between the Division on Addictions at Cambridge Health Alliance and the Harvard College Alcohol Study analyzed data from a survey conducted in 2001. The study focused on gambling habits among college students and found that 42% of students had gambled in the past year, with 2.6% gambling weekly during the school
year. Comparatively, the study highlighted that more adults engage in gambling. Additionally, the study found that only 26 schools had gambling policies, highlighting a missed opportunity to address student gambling issues.
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The findings of this study were published in the Journal of American College Health (2003), Harm Reduction Journal (2005), and Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport (2007).

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