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Co-use of alcohol and e-cigarettes and the role of social influences during drinking events among young adults: A day-level study

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Siobhan N. Perks *
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Suzanne M. Colby
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Melissa A. Clark
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Jennifer E. Merrill
DOI:10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2026.113257delete
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• Examined day-level effects of alcohol use on e-cigarette use. • Examined how social influences affect day-level alcohol/e-cigarette co-use. • Drinking days were associated with higher risk of being offered/using e-cigarettes. • On drinking days, total drinks consumed was associated with e-cigarette use. • On drinking days, social influences were associated with e-cigarette use.
Keywords:
Alcohol use
E-cigarette use
Co-use
Social influences
Young adults
Ecological momentary assessment
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Drug and Alcohol Dependence cover
Drug and Alcohol Dependence
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Brown University School of Public Health
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