Exploring Trends and Differences in Health Behaviours of Health Sciences University Students from Germany and England: Findings from the "SuSy" Project.

A slightly increasing trend in general alcohol consumption could be seen in Hamburg over the past years, and no differences were identified between both university populations.

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Trends of health behaviours among HAW-Hamburg students were observed, including an increasing trend in physical activity and cannabis consumption, a constant, but low intake of fruit and vegetables, a non-directional trend in stress perception, and a decreasing trend in smoking prevalence.

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