Introduction Minority stress theories suggest that high rates of discrimination experienced by
transgender people are precipitants of substance use. This risk is likely exacerbated by an …

Historically, substance use problems were thought to be more prevalent in lesbian, gay, and
bisexual (LGB) populations, and correcting skewed perceptions about substance abuse …

Objective To examine the availability and facility‐level predictors of LGBT‐specific mental
health and substance abuse treatment in the United States. Data Sources/Study Setting …

Objectives. Previous research has found that lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT)
individuals are at risk for a variety of mental health disorders. We examined the extent to …

The purpose of this study was to compare psychological well-being among transgender
women, transgender men, genderqueer/nonbinary individuals, and their cisgender sexual …

Adolescents with a minority sexual orientation (eg, lesbian, gay, and bisexual) are more
likely to use substances than their heterosexual peers. This study aimed to increase …

This study examined substance abuse treatment utilization across three dimensions of
sexual orientation (identity, attraction, and behavior) in a large national sample of adults in …

Objective: Sexual and gender minority (SGM) individuals experience elevated rates of
minority stress, which has been linked to higher rates of nicotine and substance use …

Transgender individuals face severe stigma-driven health inequities structurally,
institutionally, and interpersonally, yielding poor individual-level outcomes. Gender …

Compared to the research literature on intimate partner violence (IPV) in heterosexual
relationships, our understanding of IPV among sexual minority women (SMW) lags far …