How do content gaps and biases in medical education reflect cultural homophobia/transphobia, and what implications does that have for clinical practice with LGBTQ+ patients?
As society becomes...
Queer communities have always been at the forefront of exploring new technologies, from the early days of computers to the latest developments in genetics. In recent years, there has been a growing...
Trans embodiment refers to the process of transitioning from one gender to another through various methods such as hormone therapy, surgery, and social transitioning. It is a deeply personal...
The experience of bodily transformation in queer lives challenges normative medical, ethical, and philosophical frameworks regarding health and identity. Bodily transformations can include physical...
The term "cumulative discrimination" refers to the repeated experiences of negative treatment based on one's gender identity, whether it be through direct discrimination or subtle forms such as...
Transgender and nonbinary individuals often face unique challenges when it comes to the concept of bodily autonomy. This is because their gender identity may not align with the biological sex...
Gender identity is an innate sense of one's gender that can be different from their assigned gender at birth. Trans masculinity refers to individuals who identify as male despite being assigned...
Trans embodiment involves the process of identifying with one's true gender identity and expressing it through physical and emotional changes that reflect one's inner sense of self. This can be seen...
Transgender people experience shifting identities that are often linked to their sense of time, selfhood, and transformation. This article explores how these concepts can be used to better understand...
The article will explain the definition of "ethics", how it relates to "transgender" individuals and their identities. It will discuss the importance of bodily autonomy, agency, and social...