drug use and more likely to either commit or fall victim to acts of violence.]]> beaten.]]> dangers.]]> myths about girls and boys.]]> health risks are shaped by behaviors rooted in gender roles that can be well established in kids by the time they are 10 or 11 years old," lead researcher Kristin Mmari said.]]> reinforced at almost every turn," Blum said.]]> expose girls to a host of dangers.]]> primary asset was their bodies and that they need to look appealing but not too appealing," Mmari said.]]> wasted on stereotype prevention programs for teenagers because efforts must begin far earlier.]]> appealing but not too appealing," Mmari said.]]> independent," researcher Robert Blum said.]]> physical and sexual violence, child marriage, early pregnancy, HIV and other sexually transmitted infections," the report said.]]> emphasize female passivity can encourage abuse.]]> norms by their dress or behavior were by many respondents seen as socially inferior," the report said.]]> prone to drug use and more likely to either commit or fall victim to acts of violence.]]>