The current article critically reviews 3 methodological options for assessing drinking
episodes in the natural environment. Ecological momentary assessment (EMA) typically …

Alcohol (ethanol) is man's favorite recreational drug and the psychoactive substance most
often encountered in forensic toxicology casework; impaired driving cases, sexual assaults …

Objective Social and mobile media are playing a significant role in the digitization of health
sectors globally. New technology provides an opportunity for stakeholders (ie, patients and …

Abstract Background and Aims Alcohol demand, a measure of alcohol's reinforcing value, is
associated with greater alcohol consumption and alcohol‐related problems. Although …

For new students, university can be a wonderland of opportunity. But the first few weeks of
the university experience are also typified by change, stress and uncertainty. From a health …

Excess alcohol use is an important determinant of death and disability. Machine learning
(ML)-driven interventions leveraging smart-breathalyzer data may help reduce these harms …

FIGURE 2. Progression of electronic large language model (LLM) technology. 1.
Transformer models are probably the basic infrastructure for these technologies (1). 2 …

Studying short-term relationships between acute alcohol consumption and discrete atrial
fibrillation (AF) episodes has proven difficult given the need for AF assessments shortly after …

Background Acute alcohol intoxication impairs cognitive and psychomotor abilities leading
to various public health hazards such as road traffic accidents and alcohol-related violence …

This paper aims to provide an overview of the contemporary quantitative methods to assess
alcohol consumption. We identified and rated six data collection methods according to four …