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Mental Illnesses Are More Common in LGBTQIA+ People. Here’s Why, and How to Find Support
Finding in-person or online support can help mitigate higher rates of mental health concerns among LGBTQIA+ folks.
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Millions of women plagued by common cause of infertility - that you've probably never heard of
WOMBS can seem like they have mysterious ways – especially if you’re trying for a baby.
One of the ways they can confound is via fibro...
Group intervention for sexual minority adults with common mental health problems: preliminary evaluation
Background:
Stigma against lesbian, gay, bisexual or queer (LGBQ) people may increase their risk of mental illness and reduce their ...
Vitamin D Deficiency Common in Young Black, Hispanic Americans
…cancer, among other health benefits, but a significant number of Black and Hispanic teens have low levels of this nutrient, according to a n...
The urge to treat liver disease common among Latinos
Health advocates say it’s time to develop more preventive measures to curb rising fatty liver disease among American Latinos
Why it matters: The my...
Gas leaks more common in low-income, minority neighbourhoods
A new study has found that gas leaks in American cities are more common in neighbourhoods with more low-income residents and people of colour.
Gas ...
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