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Top Health Issues for LGBT Populations

Top Health Issues for LGBT Populations

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Equips prevention professionals, healthcare providers, and educators with information on current health issues among lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) populations. Includes an overview of terms related to gender identity and sexual expression.



Pub id: SMA12-4684
Publication Date: 3/2012
Popularity: 57
Format: Kit
Audience: Educators, Professional Care Providers
Population Group: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender
Tags: Suicide Prevention Patient Rights Cultural Competence Infectious Diseases Substance Abuse Mental Illness Suicide CADCA Treatment

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03/28/2012 3:48 PM

Anonymous customer said:

Thank you for this well researched, (gayly)-straight- forward, wonderful information and resource kit. I'm an MA, licensed therapist. My partner and I have been together 22 years. Our kids and grandkids adore us and we adore them! I wish this had been available 22 years ago. Our country and our world has had a lot of growing up to do to make this most welcomed and good-for-everyone change.

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03/28/2012 4:37 PM

Anonymous customer said:

thank you so very much for the free copy. I will use it and appreciate it so much. To get anything "FREE" any more is almost impossible. Thanks again!!

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03/29/2012 8:10 PM

Anonymous customer said:

Looks like a great resource from what I've read (I looked at the ppt). One of the best and clearest descriptions and definitions of terminology related to the transgender population that I've seen. Very proud that this is coming from the federal government. I wish three things: 1. that individual citations for data and a references slide could be included in the PowerPoint (I see that references are included in the comment area, but a slide would be good too). 2. That the risk of HPV-related ORAL cancer for gay men/MSM were mentioned or discussed. The emphasis on anal cancer is great but oral cancer is a growing concern related to HPV. 3. The transmission information on the Hepatitis slide I think is misleading. To my knowledge, HCV is rarely sexually transmitted. Great work and thanks for the resource.

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07/16/2012 11:53 AM

A professional from a Treatment Facility said:

I appreciate the work that samhsa does in proviving educational resouces and information to professionals

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07/16/2012 3:53 PM

A Person Seeking Help said:

I am a bisexual male who is in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction and who is bipolar.

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08/18/2012 6:56 PM

A Family member/Friend of someone needing help said:

My son's friend is gay and has come out to his paarents

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09/05/2012 11:31 PM

A professional from a Other said:

These behavioral risks should be more widely published, especially to young people.

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11/26/2012 2:14 PM

A professional from a Treatment Facility said:

Just now ordering the publication. Overview - appears excellent quality and very useful.

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