Methods We conducted ethnographic interviews with 20 providers of mental health-related
care, most of whom primarily served two rural New Mexico communities. We first interviewed …

Purpose: Individuals among gender/sexual minorities share experiences of stigma and
discrimination, yet have distinctive health care needs influenced by ethnic/racial minority and …

Methods As part of a larger ethnographic study of help-seeking behavior among sexual and
gender minority groups in New Mexico, we conducted semistructured interviews between …

Purpose: Up to 1 million sexual and gender minority (SGM) individuals in the United States
have histories of cancer. Our paper presents findings from a pilot study to identify gaps and …

Importance Research into the genetic and genomic (“genomics”) foundations of disease is
central to our understanding of disease prevention, early detection, diagnostic accuracy, and …

Purpose There is a paucity of information regarding health related quality of life (HRQoL) of
young adults (YAs) with cancer and caregivers. Therefore, we characterize YA and caregiver …

Reducing health disparities for sexual and gender minority (SGM) people is a priority of the
National Institutes of Health. SGM populations face barriers in cancer prevention, treatment, …

Background Research suggests stereotyping by clinicians as one contributor to racial and
gender-based health disparities. It is necessary to understand the origins of such biases …

Introduction Compared with heterosexual, cisgender populations, sexual and gender
minority (SGM) people are more likely to suffer from serious health conditions and insufficient …

The purpose of this study is to describe the context, curriculum design, and pilot evaluation
of the educational program “Sexual and Gender Minority Cancer Curricular Advances for …