Sex, drugs, alcohol and young people : a review of the impact drugs and alcohol have on young people's sexual behaviour

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Independent Advisory Group on Sexual Health and HIV

Publication details: London : Independent Advisory Group on Sexual Health and HIV, 2007Description: 30pSubject(s):

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WS 462.

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Summary: A report by an Independent Advisory Group on Sexual Health and HIV from a seminar held to investigate what it is that motivates young people to become sexually active at a young age, why they engage in risky sexual behaviour and what part drugs and alcohol have in this. The Advisory Group wanted to look at the activities of young people, the issues and risks they are facing, what existing provision there is for them, and whether there could be a national approach to addressing this trend.

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A report by an Independent Advisory Group on Sexual Health and HIV from a seminar held to investigate what it is that motivates young people to become sexually active at a young age, why they engage in risky sexual behaviour and what part drugs and alcohol have in this. The Advisory Group wanted to look at the activities of young people, the issues and risks they are facing, what existing provision there is for them, and whether there could be a national approach to addressing this trend.

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