Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is one of the most common public health challenges (World Health Organization, 2018). Studies have found that for high-risk individuals, alcohol intervention programs can significantly reduce the incidence of AUD (Kaner et al., 2007, Kaner et al., 2018, Knox et al., 2019, Welter et al., 2020, Solberg et al., 2008, Whitlock et al., 2004, Cronce and Larimer, 2011, Bersamin et al., 2007). Early identification of high-risk individuals, especially prior to the onset of risky alcohol use, could improve the efficiency and effectiveness of these alcohol interventions (Schuckit et al., 2016), and could help the development of novel targeted and personalized prevention strategies.
