Health risks among discordant heterosexual high school students
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2018
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Alternative Title:J LGBT Youth
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Description:Limited information exists on heterosexual youth with sexual contact with same-sex partners in the United States (i.e., discordant heterosexual). We compared the prevalence of health risks between discordant heterosexual, heterosexual with only opposite-sex sexual contact, lesbian/gay, and bisexual students using the 2015 national Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS). Nationwide, 3.2% of students were identified as discordant heterosexuals. The prevalence of several risk behaviors was significantly higher among discordant heterosexual students than their heterosexual peers with only opposite-sex sexual contact. Clinicians should consider sexual identity and sex of sexual partners when conducting risk-assessments to ensure they appropriately target populations for intervention.
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Source:J LGBT Youth. 15(3):149-161
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Pubmed ID:38464593
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Pubmed Central ID:PMC10921992
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Volume:15
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Issue:3
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Main Document Checksum:urn:sha256:87c7340c96360f9c7e4fc4f4c48b04475aebf872c27bc8843c9bb1ad0eb5cd8a
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