Throughout history, there have been various societal perspectives regarding gender identity and sexual orientation. Some cultures and civilizations view nonconforming genders and sexualities as...
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: The ethical implications of pathologizing queer identities in historical medical frameworks
Mental health professionals have an important role to play in challenging social norms that pathologize LGBT identities. This means that they must recognize the harmful effects of these beliefs on...
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: The importance of challenging social norms that pathologize lgbt identities in mental health practice
Queer identities are an integral part of human existence that cannot be denied nor ignored.
Throughout history, they have been subjected to various forms of oppression due to their difference from...
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: Queer identities: how societys medicalization reinforces normative assumptions about gender and sexuality.
The Moral Weight of Survival
In a world that pathologizes love, body, and existence, it is essential to understand the moral weight of survival. This means recognizing that survival itself can be...
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: The moral weight of survival: recognizing ethical responsibilities in difficult situations
The concept of transgender identity is relatively new to both medicine and society, having been recognized as distinct from gender nonconforming behaviors and homosexuality less than fifty years ago....
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: Exploring the shift in medical understanding of transgender identities
International media narratives can have a significant impact on how queer identities are perceived and understood. By presenting different perspectives and portrayals of LGBTQ+ individuals and...
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: How international media can help normalize queer identities through representation
Masturbation is a natural and normal part of human behavior that is often stigmatized and pathologized in medical discourse. This process of pathologization involves the creation of false beliefs...
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: Masturbation pathologization in medical discourse: its history, effects on individuals