Bittersweet and humorous tribute to the significance of hair and being in a same-sex partnership, in...
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The most common types of cancer among men in the US are skin, prostate, lung, and colorectal cancer....
Some of the cancers that most often affect women are breast, colorectal, endometrial, lung,...
Research article describing the current state of cancer screening and uptake for LGBTQ members. Part...
An article that discusses cancer screening in the LGBTQ2 community specifically referring to anal,...
The Cancer’s Margins research team used a community-and-arts based approach to exploring sexual...
Online support group for gay male cancer survivors, led by an oncology social worker. available to...
Article about one lesbian's personal experience with breast cancer.
Peer-reviewed journal article. Compared to previously published data of men with prostate cancer,...
Provides a heartfelt and incisive testimonial about visibility, being bisexual and communication...