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Abstract Underage drinking represents a significant public health concern in the United States. Although high school drinking has declined in the past decade, female student alcohol use has decreased more slowly, leading to higher rates of female student alcohol use and binge drinking relative to males. Researchers have identified protective behavioral strategies (PBS) as one way to minimize the risk associated with alcohol use among this age group.
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Importance Melanoma has a high survival rate if it is detected early. Training patients with early-stage melanoma who are at risk of developing new melanomas to perform skin self-examination (SSE) may improve survival. Objective To examine for whom the intervention works best in a sample composed of dyads of patients with melanoma and skin-check partners who received an SSE intervention vs customary care.
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