The term "LGBT" stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender people. It is used to refer to individuals who identify with these sexual orientations or gender identities. Access to affirming...
Queer perspectives on medical resource allocation can provide valuable insights for ethical decision making in contexts of scarcity and structural inequity. In recent years, there has been growing...
A significant challenge for LGBT personnel is maintaining healthy romantic and/or platonic relationships while navigating societal and organizational barriers. These barriers can include...
The healthcare system is essential to ensure that all individuals have access to medical care when they need it. Unfortunately, many transgender and non-binary people face difficulties accessing...
End-of-life care for LGBTQIA+ people has been largely ignored by mainstream medical institutions until recently, as researchers have started to explore how their experiences differ from those of...
Scarce medical resources are limited resources that must be shared among many people in need. Marginalized sexual and gender populations include groups such as LGBTQIA+ individuals, sex workers,...
LGBTQ+ individuals have historically faced widespread prejudice and discrimination based on their sexual orientation or gender identity, which has had significant impacts on their psychological...
The term "bodily reclamation" refers to the process through which queer individuals reclaim their bodies from societal oppression and cultural stigmatization. Queer individuals experience a range of...
Healthcare systems have traditionally struggled to adequately serve bisexual individuals due to their unique needs and experiences. While many individuals may feel comfortable discussing their...
Queer Digital Health Technologies
The rise of technology has led to new opportunities for people who identify as queer to explore their sexuality and identity more openly than ever before. This is...