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Percentage of U.S. college students that had received information from their college or university about select health topics as of fall 2018

Characteristic	Percentage of respondents
Sexual assault/relationship violence	85.6%
Alcohol and other drug use	79.7%
Depression/anxiety	69%
Stress reduction	64.7%
Sexually transmitted disease/infection (STD/I) prevention	60.2%
Cold/flu/sore throat	59.4%
How to help others in distress	58.9%
Suicide prevention	58%
Physical activity	57.3%
Pregnancy prevention	54.1%
Violence prevention	54.1%
Nutrition	48%
Relationship difficulities	46.8%
Tobacco use	41.4%
Injury prevention	38.1%
Grief and loss	37.2%
Eating disorders	30.1%
Sleep difficulities	23.5%
Problem use of internet/computer games	20.8%

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Release date

January 2019

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Region

United States

Survey time period

Fall 2018

Number of respondents

26,181 students

Age group

18 years and older

Special properties

40 schools

Supplementary notes

Original question: "Have you received information on the following topics from your college or university?"

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This statistic presents the percentage of college students in the U.S. that had received information from their college or university on select health topics as of fall 2018. According to the data, about 86 percent of respondents indicated that they had received information about sexual assault and relationship violence while just over 20 percent had received information about problem use of internet and computer games.