Alcohol Use Disorders and the Use of Treatment Services Among College-Age Young Adults

Abstract

College-age adults have a high prevalence of alcohol use disorders, yet they are very unlikely to receive alcohol treatment or early intervention services or to perceive a need for such services. Underutilization of alcohol-related services among college-age young adults deserves greater research attention.

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