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Do New Zealand sexual minorities engage in more hazardous drinking than non-sexual minorities?

Anthony SuraceBenjamin C RiordanTaylor Winter
Published in: Drug and alcohol review (2019)
New Zealand SMs engaged in more hazardous drinking than non-SMs, an effect driven by SMW. A potential reason for these findings could be that, despite New Zealand's relative acceptance of SMs, structural/social discrimination may persist and have a disproportionate effect on women. More research is needed to determine what factors, such as stigma/discrimination, impact SMs' alcohol use in New Zealand.
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