Thursday, March 22, 2012  Sexual History Divorce Risk II  A
scientific paper that may be of interest to men who frequent
this corner of the blogosphere is  Divorce and Sexual Risk Among
U.S. Women: Findings from the National Survey of Family Growth.
Published in the Journal of Women's Health, in November 2011,
the statistical findings were based on the 2002 cycle of
National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG) involving 5800 women.
The authors of the study set out to fill a gap in the the
literature with regard to the sexual behaviour of divorces and
single adult women for the purposes of disease prevention. i.e
the authors did not have some religious or social policy axe to
grind. The paper is very interesting because it seems to be the
first scientific paper to acknowledge a clear correlation
between the risk of divorce and sexual risk. Our study has
several limitations. The data are cross-sectional and thus only
correlative. We cannot conclude that divorce causes increased
sexual risk any more than we can sugg