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Study: Heavy Metal Fans 'Could Be' Having Unprotected Sex And Driving Under The Influence

August 5, 2008

According to Thainidian News, a new study showed that teens who listen to pop music are more likely to be struggling with their sexuality, while those who prefer rap or heavy metal could be having unprotected sex and drink-driving.

The authors of the study, which was published published in Australasian Psychiatry journal, say that these observations go to suggest that teens musical tastes may serve as a diagnostic indicator in mental health assessments.

"There is no evidence to suggest that the type of music you listen to will cause you to commit suicide, but those who are vulnerable and at risk of committing suicide may be listening to certain types of music," SMH.com.au quoted the author of the study, Felicity Baker, as saying.

Read the entire report from Thainidian News.

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