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Aidan Maese-Czeropski says that he was diagnosed with PTSD and spent time in a mental health institution after a video of him allegedly having sex in a Senate hearing room leaked.
“Being an out LGBTQ+ elected official in this climate takes a big toll on one’s mental health," says Victory Institute's Evan Low.
The data from UCLA Law School’s Williams Institute study showed that more than 80 percent of trans adults have considered suicide.
Some effects of the order are yet to be known, but most of its impacts will be negative, the Williams Institute reports.
With new federal approval, a ketamine-like nasal spray can now be used for people battling depression.
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Steve Kenney is suspended and sent to diversity training after posting horrifying messages on the Facebook site of OutSports editor Cyd Zeigler.
A Maryland judge ruled that transgender woman Sandy Brown's rights were violated by jail officials who locked her in solitary confinement for 66 days and sexually harassed her.
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The current administration could reverse all the gains we've made with women and HIV.
From the assault on our federal institutions to the president's effect on mental health, the damage is immense.
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The Trump administration is cutting the 988 special service for LGBTQ+ youth, but there are still several existing lifelines for LGBTQ+ youth in crisis. Here are some.
The Pride in Mental Health Act, introduced Thursday by U.S. Sens. Laphonza Butler and Tina Smith, comes at a time of crisis for LGBTQ+ young people..
Older gay men could avoid mental health complications by being married, according to a study published in the American Journal of Public Health.
Researchers say it is the first nationally representative dataset focusing on LGBTQ+ people survey of its kind.
