A web-based alcohol intervention program for university students who drink hazardously did little to reduce their alcohol consumption, according to new research.
More than 3000 problem drinkers were selected from a random sample of almost 15,000 New Zealand university students.
They undertook a 10-minute interactive online program designed to reduce levels of alcohol consumption. While participants drank less alcohol per session, they didn’t reduce their overall consumption nor drink less often.
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