Sober freshers ‘more likely to drop out’

Evidence from Denmark indicates drunken induction weeks make it difficult for reluctant drinkers to feel at home

Published on
August 15, 2017
Last updated
August 16, 2017
Drunk people on the street
Source: Alamy

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Information about drinking is information about health. The title (and its tweet) is a sexy one (like all news stories) but may convey the wrong message that students should drink. Another news outlet writes:"“We should make sure we have a framework in which most people feel welcome. This does not mean that we should drink beer 24/7. Nor does it mean that you should not drink beer at all. This means that we need to find a balance.” (University Post, University of Copenhagen (uniavisen.dk, 7/872017). If this was published in a medical journal, the readers would know that association does not mean causation. Because the THE is not a medical journal, it may be worth reminding it. Otherwise someone may think that we should organize drinking parties at university, or that binge drinking countries have better universities...

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