OBJECTIVES: There is no empirical research on alcohol-related aggression and antisocial
behaviour in non-US collegiate athletes. The present study addressed this gap by …

Intercollegiate athletes report greater alcohol consumption and more alcohol-related
problems than their non-athlete peers. Although college athletes share many of the same …

Heavy alcohol consumption is a well-known health compromising addictive behavior. A
lesser known addictive behavior that may cause physical and psychological harm is …

Professional and other elite athletes use some substances at higher rates than nonathletes
in the general population [1–7]. This is especially true for substances that have actual or …

The purpose of the present investigation was to explore the psychological factors associated
with drug use in a group of college athletes and to compare athlete drug users to nonusers …

Objectives To conduct a systematic review and meta-analysis investigating effects of
exercise for people with alcohol use disorders (AUDs) across multiple health outcomes. We …

A large body of scientific evidence associates the moderate intake of alcohol with reduced
mortality among middle-aged and older people in industrialized societies. This association …

In a general population study comprising 994 women and 1000 men (aged≥ 15 years), we
investigated differences in consumed amounts of alcohol related to participation in sports …

The effect of ethanol ingestion on exercise-induced muscle damage was examined. It has
been reported that a reduced leakage of muscle proteins was found when alcohol was …

The acute and chronic toxic effects of alcohol on skeletal and cardiac muscle are clinically
important. Muscle weakness and atrophy are the main manifestations of skeletal myopathy …