Cassandra J. C. Wright

TL;DR: Many participants reported benefits of fitspiration content including increased social support and access to health information, however, participants also reported thatfitspiration content could negatively influence their wellbeing and perception of healthy goals.

TL;DR: A reported increase in consumption among those experiencing more stress suggests that some people may have been drinking to cope during the epidemic, and the reported decrease among those who drank more outside of their home in 2019 suggests that closing all on-trade sales did not result in complete substitution of on-premise drinking with home drinking.

TL;DR: Contexts or factors are experienced in specific sequences that shape the broader drinking context and influence drinking behaviours and consequences but are under-studied and can harness new technologies for data collection and analysis to improve understandings of why people engage in heavy drinking.

TL;DR: Through use of quasi-experimental or well designed before-after evaluations, in combination with detailed engagement metrics, it is possible to balance assessment of effectiveness and reach to evaluate SNS health promotion.

TL;DR: With a small number of participants, this study showed few effects of an SMS-based brief intervention on peak risky single-occasion drinking, and highlights areas for further investigation into the effects of EMI on young adults with heavy alcohol consumption.