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Article Dans Une Revue Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health Année : 2012

Comparing Psychological, Social, and Sexuality-Related Problems Reported by Bisexual and Gay Men: A Canadian Internet-Based Study

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Greater clarification is needed about the differences between gay and bisexual men's health issues. With data from a pan-Canadian online survey, bisexual (n = 564) and gay men (n = 1,109) were compared on 32 different psychological, social, and sexual self-perceived problems that they might have encountered over the past 12 months. Clear patterns emerged. Relative to gay men, bisexual men had significantly higher adjusted odds of different sexual orientation or identity problems and certain health behaviour problems but significantly lower odds of several mental health and HIV/STI-related problems.

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Sociologie
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halshs-01597877 , version 1 (28-09-2017)

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Kim Engler, Jean Dumas, Blais Martin, Joseph Josy Lévy, Christine Thoër, et al.. Comparing Psychological, Social, and Sexuality-Related Problems Reported by Bisexual and Gay Men: A Canadian Internet-Based Study. Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health, 2012, 30 (2), pp.99-112. ⟨halshs-01597877⟩
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