Alcohol consumption is associated with negative sexual outcomes among heavy drinking
young adults. Smartphone interventions are a promising approach to reducing alcohol�…

Background Smartphone-based interventions are a potentially effective way to minimize
alcohol-related harm in young adult, non-dependent drinkers. This pilot study is the first to�…

Background Problematic drinking is common among college students and associated with
various somatic and mental health problems. Given significant evidence for the efficacy of�…

Background Excessive alcohol consumption is a leading cause of death and morbidity
worldwide and interventions to help people reduce their consumption are needed�…

Background Interventions delivered by smartphone apps have the potential to help drinkers
reduce their consumption of alcohol. To optimize engagement and reduce the high rates of�…

Background: The association between using smartphone dating applications (apps) and
substance use in conjunction with sexual activities was only examined in homosexual men�…

Digital interventions are available to help people reduce their alcohol consumption, but it is
not known who uses these interventions and how this treatment-seeking group compares�…

Background There is limited evidence of the efficacy of smartphone applications to reduce
unhealthy alcohol use. We tested the efficacy of providing access to a smartphone-based�…

Background Young adults' drinking habits often exceed low-risk drinking guidelines. As
young adults show increased access, use, and interest in personalized content related to�…

Background Technology-delivered interventions are useful tools for addressing unhealthy
alcohol use. Smartphones in particular offer opportunities to deliver interventions at the�…