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Are illicit drugs birth control?

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Reproductive Health Characteristics of Cocaine and Marijuana users.

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A Pediatrician's Perspective on Prenatal Substance Abuse

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Prenatal Substance Abuse- Short and Long Term Effects on the Exposed Fetus

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Alcohol use and how it has affected reproduction

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The association of Social Anxiety Disorder, Alcohol Use Disorder and reproduction- Results from four nationally representative samples of adults in the USA 

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Party on and drink away your male reproductive organs!

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This article talks about the affect heavy alcohol use can have on the male sperm and fertility, making it decrease testosterone and also increasing men oestrogen which is bad thing.

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-Enna Selmanovic

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Life history theory & evolutionary psychology

- Krysten Hansen

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Longitudinal Study of Children Born to Mothers Who Abuse Opioids and Poly-Substances

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Longitudinal Study of Children Born to Mothers Who Abuse Opioids and Poly-Substances

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Skyler Fontaine

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Alcohol Misuse and Adolescent Sexual Behaviors and Risk Taking 

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Alcohol Misuse and Adolescent Sexual Behaviors and Risk Taking 

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Amelia Hatem

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Abstract

Objective. The aims of this study were to examine the associations between alcohol misuse and measures of early onset sexual activity and sexual risk-taking behaviors during adolescence and the extent to which any association between these two sets of behaviors could be explained by common risk factors that predisposed individuals to both outcomes.

Method. Data were gathered during the course of a 16-year longitudinal study of a birth cohort of 953 New Zealand children and included: (1) self-report measures of early onset sexual activity (before the age of 16 years), multiple partners (three or more), and unprotected intercourse during the interval from 15 to 16 years; and (2) prospectively measured risk factors, including social background, childhood adversity, novelty seeking, and affiliations with delinquent peers.

Results. Adolescents who reported misusing alcohol had odds of early onset sexual activity, multiple partners, and unprotected intercourse that were 6.1 to 23.0 times those of young people who did not misuse alcohol. After adjustment for common or correlated risk factors, the adjusted odds ratios between alcohol misuse and early onset sexual activity and unprotected intercourse were reduced but remained statistically significant. However, no significant association between alcohol misuse and multiple partners was found after adjustment for common or correlated risk factors.

Conclusions. Much of the apparent association between alcohol misuse and teenage sexual activity and risk taking seems to arise through the influence of common family, individual, and peer factors. However, alcohol misuse may also place teenagers at greater risk of initiating early onset sexual intercourse and engaging in unprotected intercourse.

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Alcohol Misuse and Adolescent Sexual Behaviors and Risk Taking

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Objective . The aims of this study were to examine the associations between alcohol misuse and measures of early onset sexual activity and sexual risk-taking behaviors during adolescence and the extent to which any association between these two sets of behaviors could be explained by common risk factors that predisposed individuals to both outcomes.

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Problem Behavior and Romantic Relationships

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Problem Behavior and Romantic Relationships

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Jason McKain

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The Influence of Romantic Relationships on Substance Use

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The Influence of Romantic Relationships on Substance Use

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Olivia Sarchet

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The Indirect Benefits of Mating with Attractive Males Outweigh the Direct Costs

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The Indirect Benefits of Mating with Attractive Males Outweigh the Direct Costs

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Stephanie Richter-Brumfield

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The Indirect Benefits of Mating with Attractive Males Outweigh the Direct Costs.PDF

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Effects on Alcohol Consumption on Female Fertility

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Effects on Alcohol Consumption on Female Fertility

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The long term effects of alcohol consumption were investigated on healthy women in Sweden.
-Irati Mitxelena

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Life History Strategy and Young Adult Substance Use 

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Life History Strategy and Young Adult Substance Use 

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Amanda Pendergast

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Life History Theory and Evolutionary Psych

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Life History Theory and Evolutionary Psych

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This looks super long but it is double spaced and the last 10 pages are references - Rachel Lehn

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Smoke, Alcohol and Drug Addiction and Male Fertility (posted by Angela Varner

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Smoke, Alcohol and Drug Addiction and Male Fertility (posted by Angela Varner

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This article discusses how substance abuse has been found to be affecting male fertility. This could have a very negative effect on human reproduction as generations grow.