Human sexuality is characterized by a large variety of sexual expression which comprises
several dimensions [1–3]. The physical biological dimension is described as male, intersex …

Contrary to widespread beliefs that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, plus
(LGBTQ+) women do not need contraceptive care, sexual minority women (SMW) engage in …

Family planning is critical to the sexual and reproductive health of all patients. For
transgender individuals, using gender-preferred modalities for conception and prevention …

METHODS: We conducted a review of available literature on contraception, pregnancy
intention, and pregnancy capability for transgender men. We reviewed clinical medicine …

METHODS: Purposive sampling was used to recruit English speaking, LGBTQ individuals
aged 18-to 45-year-old living in Kentucky. Participants (n= 10) were recruited and in-depth …

Abstract Purpose of Review The goal of this review is to summarize the current
understanding of how exogenous testosterone and estrogen affects fertility in transgender …

The field of transgender health continues to expand rapidly, including research in the area of
family planning. While much attention has been given to fertility preservation and the …

Introduction Trans and non-binary people have unique reproductive healthcare needs with
high rates of unintended pregnancy. 1, 2 They also experience multiple barriers to …

Most trans persons desire a sexual life as much as cisgender people, but some trans
persons have a complicated relationship with their bodies. As a result, sexuality often …

Transgender and nonbinary (TGNB) people are demographically diverse, and like
cisgender people span the breadth of sexualities, sexual practices, reproductive goals, and …