Titlebook: Cancer and the LGBT Community; Unique Perspectives Ulrike Boehmer,Ronit Elk Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 L

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Oana Cristina Tiganea,Francesca Vigottireening. This section includes differential screening patterns related to particular cancers and specific sub-groups that may merit enhanced levels of screening due to varying risk factors. This is followed by an examination of these topics as they relate to transgender people. At the end, we discus

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-52869-0exual women relative to heterosexual women, and that the incidence of anal cancer may be higher among men who have sex with men compared to men in general. Some studies have also suggested that transgender women receiving hormone therapy may be at higher risk than the population in general of dying

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-58681-2LGBT patients and yet care is provided within a healthcare system where staff are often uncomfortable with, or even discriminate against, LGBT patients, their life partners, and families of choice. Despite significant recent legal changes in terms of visitation of a loved one in the hospital and act

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Introduction,his book includes chapters on the impact of policy in the US and internationally and a final chapter that addresses the crosscutting themes and discusses the next steps for LGBT communities and cancer.

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Risk for Cancer in Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Men via Infection. In response to these elevated risks, efforts to improve screening, educate GBT men about the increased risk, and new treatment strategies have been implemented. This chapter explores how programs to address infection-related cancer in GBT men have fared to date, including efforts to reduce transmi

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