The study of disease patterns is called epidemiology. It is used to identify risk factors that are associated with diseases or health conditions. These risk factors may include age, gender,...
AI is changing how people experience healthcare through virtual assistants that can provide medical advice and personalized care.
When it comes to the LGBTQ+ community, there are some unique...
Implicit Biases Among Healthcare Providers
Implicit bias is a pervasive issue that can lead to significant disparities in healthcare for marginalized communities, including the LGBTQ+ population....
There has been increasing attention given to how mental health diagnoses in the LGBTQ+ community are often influenced by biases in the medical field that stem from societal stigma and prejudice...
The digital revolution has brought about significant changes to the world of medicine, particularly when it comes to how patients receive care. With the advent of telemedicine and remote patient...
There has been an increased focus on the importance of diversifying scientific research to include underrepresented populations. One group that is often left out of this conversation are queer...
Moral Duties To Ensure Equitable Access To Healthcare For LGBTQ+ Populations Facing Systemic Barriers
The world is becoming more inclusive every day; however, there are still significant...
What interventions in policy, healthcare, and social programming best support aging LGBTQ+ populations to maintain dignity, health, and social integration?
The aging population is growing rapidly...
The study of epidemiology is concerned with identifying patterns of health and disease in human populations. This field has made significant contributions to understanding public health issues such...
How can queer bioethics challenge normative assumptions about risk, bodily integrity, and ethical responsibility in clinical care? In contemporary medicine, there is an implicit assumption that...