A long-term study from the University of Otago has found that young women who have ``multiple sex partners'' in their teens and early adulthood are more likely to abuse drugs and alcohol later in life.
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Women who have multiple sex partners more likely to abuse drugs, alcohol later in life
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'More and more girls taking to tobacco use'
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Why women live longer than men:
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New research confirms correlation between reproduction and lifespan
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Women earn more degrees than men
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Women on placebos have higher sex drive
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Teens say parents most influence their decisions about sex
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Sexual safety needs to be taught
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Alcohol more harmful than heroin, crack cocaine: study
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US children take more drugs than europeans
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The harmful use of alcohol results in 2.5 million deaths each year.
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Young women are ambitious, but worried
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Female smokers 'more likely to develop heart disease than men'
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Viagra helps some women
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Women at increased risk of becoming disabled
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Young women facing pressures to have sex early
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Mammograms could raise risk of breast cancer in young women