The National Longitudinal Study on Adolescent Health (Add Health) is the largest study of its kind ever done. Funded by the federal government, data collected from this landmark research continues to be evaluated, revealing important findings and perspectives.

Protecting Adolescents from Risk (pictured on right), a new 62-page report from a Capitol Hill briefing co-hosted by IYD, contains presentation text and graphs made by four Add Health researchers on: youth violence, adolescent sexuality, the influence of the mother on youth sexuality, and the effects of family structure and family processes on adolescent risk behavior.

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