“…Factors that may increase the likelihood of assaults (eg, use of drugs or alcohol) and strategies to prevent sexual assaults (eg, "buddying up, " not drinking from a vessel that has been left unattended, abstaining from or moderating alcohol intake, and not accepting drinks from strangers) can be discussed, and associated educational materials can be made available and distributed by pediatricians, particularly during the adolescent years and at the precollege visit. [134][135][136] College health professionals, including physicians, nurses, and health educators, along with specialists in student services/ student affairs, can also work with at-risk communities in university settings (eg, athletics, housing, freshmen organizations, Greek life) to provide education and resources to reduce the risks of sexual violence on and beyond campus.…”