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‘Being sick a lot, often on each other': students’ alcohol‐related provocation

Many medical students consume alcohol in excess, which can compromise their professionalism and increase their risk of future alcohol dependency. Just one study in Japan has examined the social influences of alcohol consumption among medical students. Eighty‐six per cent (n = 821) of their respondents reported experiencing some form of alcohol‐related harassment since the beginning of medical school. No similar research has been conducted in the UK.