Objective: The authors compared the prevalence and pattern of substance use in
undergraduate student athletes and nonathletes from 2005-2006. Participants: Authors …

Collegiate Athletes Page 1 Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine 6:183-189 O 1996 Lippincott-Raven
Publishers, Philadelphia Substance Use and Other Health Risk Behaviors in Collegiate …

Objective: The authors aimed to further describe the relationship of alcohol use by college
athletes to variables, such as sport participation, time of year, and level of competition …

Objective: Prior research shows that college athletes have higher rates of substance use,
especially alcohol, than do college students who are not involved in athletics. To augment …

Objective: To examine personal and social constructs (eg, sex, race) and external influences
(ie, competition schedules) that are associated with the pattern and amount of alcohol …

Purpose This study examines heavy episodic alcohol consumption and associated harms in
collegiate athletes in the United States. The factors which may promote or deter such use …

BACKGROUND: Reports of illicit substance use by college athletes have become
commonplace in recent years, yet comparatively little effort has been put forth by the …

Background: Varsity student athletes are a high-risk drinking group, exhibiting a greater
propensity to binge drink than their non-sport peers. Moreover, as intercollegiate athletic …

To gauge the extent of drug and alcohol use in Canadian university athletes, we estimated
the proportion of Canadian university athletes using social and/or ergogenic drugs through …

This project studied high-risk activities in adolescent male athletes (ages 13–19) compared
with a control group of adolescent male and female nonathletes. All athletes surveyed …