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- More sexual partners, more cancer? - Harvard Health
While it may be tempting to conclude from this new research that limiting the number of sexual partners you have will lower your risk of cancer, I think that would be a misinterpretation of the data
- Comparisons Between Smoking Patterns Among Sexual Minority Females and . . .
Partner smoking status was strongly associated with different smoking patterns for sexual minority females and males, such that daily smokers were more likely to be partnered with other daily smokers and intermittent smokers were more likely to be partnered with other intermittent smokers
- Cigarette smoking behaviors and nicotine dependence at the intersection . . .
Paired with findings of high prevalence of current cigarette smoking and nicotine dependence, these data suggest that tobacco control interventions targeted toward bisexual females are urgently needed to reduce the burden of cigarette smoking among these individuals
- Which Gender Smokes More and Why? - Biology Insights
Men currently smoke significantly more than women worldwide Global estimates indicate that more than four out of every five tobacco users are men, with just under one billion men still using tobacco products
- What Impact Might Smoking Have on Your Sex Life? - ISSM
Smoking is harmful to sex hormones (androgens and estrogens), which can also have the effect of blunting sexual response and, for women, decreasing vaginal lubrication
- Tobacco Use at the Intersection of Sex and Sexual Identity in the U. S . . .
A 2009 systematic review synthesized data between 1987 and 2007 and revealed a higher prevalence of smoking among sexual minority populations than among heterosexuals
- Smoking Pattern in Men and Women: A Possible Contributor to Sex . . .
Thus, we hypothesize that the differences in the way women and men inhale smoke from cigarettes may, at least in part, contribute to the different clinical and pathological COPD phenotypes between sexes
- Correlation between cervical carcinogenesis and tobacco use by sexual . . .
Among a range of factors and data studied during the research, our current presentation and discussion will focus on the development of cervical neoplasms in women, examining results from three different study groups: smokers, passive-smokers and women with smoking sexual partners
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