JT Daily News: Online Course Reduces Alcohol-Related Problems in College Freshmen

 
 
 
  Daily News August 15, 2011  
     
 
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An online course that demonstrates the consequences of excessive drinking appears to significantly reduce the most common types of alcohol-related problems among freshman, including binge drinking and sexual assault.

Federal budget cutbacks have forced many states to severely reduce efforts to shut down methamphetamine labs and clean up the toxic waste left behind. Missouri has found a way around this problem by developing its own program for safe disposal of meth lab waste.

Young adults who work 50 or more hours a week are at significantly higher risk of developing alcohol-related problems, compared with young adults who don't work, a new study suggests.

Health officials in Colorado have called for a hearing on new dissolvable tobacco products being tested in Denver. They are concerned the products are attractive to children and prevent smokers from quitting.

 

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