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Sponsored contentSponsored Trans Rights Under Threat: How Ohio’s Trans Community Can Prepare for a Second Trump Term By ALH Law Group ● Transgender ● November 24, 2024 As the incoming administration has indicated their intent to reduce/remove trans rights, it is important to take action now.
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Sponsored contentSponsored Why one LGBTQ+ financial advisor in Toledo walks to end Alzheimer’s By Caitlin Fisher ● Health & Wellness ● November 4, 2024 As a gay woman who lost her mother to Alzheimer’s, Lori Cannon takes important steps forward to ending the disease.
Sponsored contentSponsored How to ease the mental health burden for LGBTQ+ Ohioans By Drew Filipski ● Health & Wellness ● October 28, 2024 How Neighborhood Family Practice provides a safe, affirming space for LGBTQ+ individuals to access mental health care.
Sponsored contentSponsored What transgender people need to know about breast cancer screening By MetroHealth ● Health & Wellness ● October 22, 2024 The lack of breast cancer screening campaigns that are inclusive of trans and non-binary people is the result of a domino effect.
Sponsored contentSponsored As mpox spreads overseas, Ohio healthcare providers on high alert to educate, vaccinate By Ken Schneck ● Health & Wellness ● October 16, 2024 A delayed reaction by public health officials to the virus in 2022 led to misinformation, panic and an initial lack of vaccine access.
Sponsored contentSponsored Substance Use and Abuse in the Queer Community: Recognizing the signs and finding affirming treatment By MetroHealth ● Health & Wellness ● September 23, 2024 Members of the queer community are more likely to use and abuse nicotine, alcohol and other drugs than heterosexual and/or cisgender people.
Sponsored contentSponsored Aging with HIV: How to create an Ohio safe haven where comprehensive care is the goal By Drew Filipski ● HIV & AIDS ● September 18, 2024 Neighborhood Family Practice steps up for LGBTQ+ elders.
Sponsored contentSponsored How one agency is trying to serve the healthcare needs of rural LGBTQ+ Ohio. Hint: it’s not easy. By Ilona Westfall ● Rural ● September 17, 2024 Many LGBTQ+ individuals remain—understandably—unwilling to discuss their LGBTQ+ status with their neighbors or doctors for fear of judgment.
