Bisexual women experience disproportionately poorer health outcomes in comparison to
lesbian and gay groups and the general population, including inequities related to mental …

Among sexual minority men, gay, bisexual, and queer men (GBQM) may experience
differences in terms of their sense of belonging to a sexual minority community (community …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to assess the weighted prevalence and odds ratios of
obesity, prediabetes, and diabetes by (1) female sexual orientation (lesbian, bisexual, and …

LGBTQ+ youth experience negative health and wellbeing outcomes resulting from the stress
of marginalization and unsupportive environments. Further, access to LGBTQ+ community …

Depression is prevalent among sexual minority women, with internalized heterosexism a
risk factor. Whilst research has found self-compassion to provide protection against …

Objective: The authors sought to describe disparities in three outcomes: self-reported mental
health, need for mental health care, and barriers to care at the intersection of sexual identity …

Previous research on sexual minority health has largely focused on negative experiences
related to one's sexual orientation, with limited attention to the ways in which being a sexual …

This study aimed to examine the moderating factors of the association between perceived
sexual stigma from family and peers and internalized homonegativity, as well as to compare …

Binegativity (the stigmatization of bisexuality) is prevalent in the United States and has a
detrimental impact on bisexual individuals' sexual identity and mental health. However, little …

Sexual identification is shaped by social processes that vary across multiple axes of
marginalization and social position—including gender, race/ethnicity, immigration status …