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LGBTQ+ people face escalating discrimination and a social life often dominated by alcohol-centric social spaces, but there are many other resources available to them.
“I know that my art has healed me just year after year after year. It keeps healing me," Etheridge says. "I’m just so grateful and always hope that my music can do that for people."
More than half of LGBTQ people have eating disorders -- and Allison Burnett outlines how therapists can help.
The FDA approved the first long-acting injectable option to prevent HIV infection late last year.Â
Thinking of a future where trans identity is not connected to pathology.
There's a clear correlation between discrimination and substance abuse, writes Dr. Michael Murphy.
The previous iteration of KOSA made it to Congress in 2022 before it was dropped after it faced criticism from LGBTQ+ rights groups and digital rights advocates.
Don't forget for a minute that Trump's Obamacare repeal will specifically harm LGBTQ people, writes Daniel Ramos of One Colorado.
Palana Belken was among more than 100 LGBTQ candidates to win their races this week.
"I realized that my community was not getting the information they needed about how to reverse an overdose," KochinaRude tells The Advocate.
Rascal Flatts guitarist Joe Don Rooney has broken his silence in the public eye by addressing rumors claiming that he is transgender and transitioning.
Sylvia Burwell, secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and HRC president Chad Griffin urge LGBT people to get insured and stay alive.
Musician Rich Pagano is honoring his son's legacy with a benefit concert for the Nic Pagano Scholarship Fund, which helps LGBTQ+ people pay for addiction treatment.
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.
A proposed rule would require military health care provider TriCare to cover hormone therapy and counseling for transgender spouses and other dependents of uniformed military personnel.Â
"It's natural to be pissed off and fearful and defensive. It's about accepting that and finding a way to challenge that," a licensed psychotherapist tells The Advocate.
Even youth in supportive environments feel the health impact of prejudice, writes Alex Keuroghlian of the Fenway Institute.
Kruger had written for The Advocate, Plus, and several Philadelphia publications.
I will not be alone this Christmas; however, it wasn’t always that way, writes John Casey.
From a teen grappling mightily with his sexuality, Bottcher is now a ubiquitous presence in New York City.
The first lady's guest list offers a blueprint of what to expect in President Joe Biden's State of the Union address.
