Study: College Students Seek More Help For Alcohol Than Drugs
BOSTON (CBS) #8211; It#8217;s not shocking to hear that drinking among college students is a problem.
But, a new report by Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services reveals some eye-opening numbers on the seriousness of the crisis.
The report looked at the number of young people who were treated for a substance abuse problem, and found that alcohol abuse, and not drug abuse, was the biggest problem for college students.
WBZ-TV#8217;s Kate Merrill reports
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