How do queer experiences of medical marginalization challenge assumptions about justice, equity, and moral responsibility? This is a question that has been explored extensively by scholars in recent...
Queer identity is an umbrella term that encompasses individuals who do not identify exclusively with heteronormative gender roles and sexual orientations. Queer people often experience...
The phenomenon of minority stress is well established in research, but its implications for the health of queer individuals remain understudied and poorly understood. As a result, there has been...
The conceptualization of identity, memory, and community among older LGBTQ+ adults in the digital age is an important consideration for researchers and practitioners alike. For many people, the...
Medical invisibility is an issue that disproportionately affects queer populations, especially those who are transgender and/or nonbinary. When it comes to accessing quality healthcare, queer...
The study of queer identities is a relatively new field that emerged from feminist theory, critical race theory, and postcolonial theory in the 1980s. It has since become an interdisciplinary field...
Queer bodies and identities are increasingly regulated by society through various means such as laws, policies, practices, and social norms. These forms of control often create ethical dilemmas for...
Queer communities have long been marginalized for their nonconformist sexualities and gender identities. As such, they often face unique challenges related to aging that go beyond those experienced...
Medical research is essential for advancing human knowledge about various aspects of healthcare, including diagnosis, prevention, management, treatment, and cure. This process involves studying...
In today's society, there are many factors that contribute to an individual's overall health, happiness, and success in life. One factor that is often overlooked is the impact of gender expression...