Transgender (trans) communities in the USA and globally have long organized for health and
social equity but have only recently gained increased visibility within public health. In this …

Given that an estimated 0.6% of the US population is transgender (trans) and that large
health disparities for this population have been documented, government and research …

Rationale Intersectionality as a theoretical framework has gained prominence in qualitative
research on social inequity. Intercategorical quantitative applications have focused primarily …

Recent estimates suggest that as many as 1 in 200 adults may be trans (transgender, transsexual,
or transitioned). Knowledge about dimensions of sex and gender in trans populations …

Background Representing approximately 0.5% of the population, transgender (trans)
persons in Canada depend on family physicians for both general and transition-related care. …

Methods: A systematic review was conducted of the medical literature published between
January 1, 2012 and November 30, 2015. The data focused on HIV prevalence, determinants …

Background Across Europe, Canada, and the United States, 22–43 % of transgender (trans)
people report a history of suicide attempts. We aimed to identify intervenable factors (related …

Background and Aims Drug checking services provide people who use drugs with chemical
analysis results of their drug samples while simultaneously monitoring the unregulated drug …

Study objective Transgender, transsexual, or transitioned (trans) people have reported
avoiding medical care because of negative experiences or fear of such experiences. The extent …

Background and objective Although intersectional approaches have gained traction in
population health research, quantitative discrimination and health studies have tended to focus …