Health of Sexual Minorities - Ilan H. Meyer

Inhaltsverzeichnis von "Health of Sexual Minorities":

Shifting sands or solid foundation? Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender identity information.- Development of same-sex attracted youth.- Developmental issues in lesbian and gay adulthood.- Biology and sexual minority status.- The importance of being perverse: Troubling law, identities, health and rights in search of global justice.- Ethical, legal, social and political implications of scientific research on sexual orientation.- Targeting the state: Risks, benefits, and strategic dilemmas of recent LGBT health advocacy.- Sexual stigma: Putting sexual minority health issues in context.- Globalization, structural violence, and LGBT health: A cross-cultural perspective.- Minority stress and mental health in LGB populations.- Historical, structural, interpersonal, and cultural determinants of health among gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and two-spirit American Indians and Alaska Natives.- "I don't fit anywhere": How race and sexuality shape Latino gay and bisexual men's health.- Black LGB health and well-being.- Defining and measuring sexual orientation for research.- Samplings in surveys of lesbian, gay, and bisexual people.- Researching gay men's health: The promise of qualitative methodology.- From science fiction to computer-generated technology: Sampling lesbian, gay, and bisexual individuals.- Using community-based participatory research to understand and eliminate social disparities in health for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender populations.- Transgender health concerns.- Health concerns of lesbian and bisexual women.- Cancer and sexual minority women.- HIV/AIDS prevention research among Black men who have sex with men: Current progress and future directions.- LGBT tobacco and alcohol disparities.- Methaphetamine use and its relation to HIV risk: Data from Latino gay men in San Francisco.- Improving access to health care among African-American, Asian & Pacific Islanders, and Latino lesbian, gay, and bisexual populations.- Public health and trans-people: Barriers to care and strategies to improve treatment.- HIV prevention and care for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender youths: "best practices" from existing programs and policies.- Fenway Community Health's model of integrated community-based LGBT care, education and research