Alex M. Russell Data-verified

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Alex M. Russell's research investigates behavioral and health outcomes, particularly among college student populations. A recent publication in 2022 examined the associations between sexual assault victimization and risky drinking within college women’s personal networks. Another publication from 2021 assessed exclusive, dual, and polytobacco e-cigarette use and COVID-19 outcomes among college students. Russell is the Principal Investigator on a $140,954 grant from the NIH/National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism for a project focused on characterizing alcohol use disorder recovery-related exposures on Twitter through content, cluster, and network analysis. This work utilizes methods such as content analysis and network analysis to understand online discourse surrounding recovery.

With a total of 16 publications and 89 citations, Russell's scholarly contributions reflect an active research agenda. The researcher maintains an active lab website, suggesting ongoing projects and engagement within their field. Russell's work contributes to understanding complex behavioral patterns and their relationship with health outcomes and public health challenges, including substance abuse and infectious disease.

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• h-index: 6
• Publications: 16
• Citations: 91