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期刊名:International journal of transgender health

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ISSN:2689-5269

e-ISSN:2689-5277

IF/分区:8.4/Q1

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Purpose: There is a growing body of literature focusing on the importance of gender euphoria for transgender (hereafter 'trans') people. This article aims to explore factors that are associated with experiencing gender eu...
Alexander Furuya,Asa Radix,Krish J Bhatt et al. Alexander Furuya et al.
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Background: The proliferation of trans-led online health resources constitutes a purposive community response to the limitations that many trans people face globally in accessing healthcare information and services. While...
Jenn J Soros,Kimberly A Fuller,Caleb Sargent Jenn J Soros
Background: Sexual well-being is crucial for overall health, but research on bisexual individuals' sexual experiences across gender modalities is limited. This study aims to address this gap by examining differences in se...