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New Book ‘Plane Queer’ Debunks Patient Zero Myth

New Book ‘Plane Queer’ Debunks Patient Zero Myth

The book ‘Plane Queer: Labor, Sexuality, and AIDS in the History of Male Flight Attendants’ debunks the “Patient Zero” myth once and for all.

Nature vs. Nurture: Public Opinion Study Takes a Look

Currently, 47 percent of Americans view being gay as a sexual orientation individuals are born with, while 33 percent believe it is due to external factors.

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Lesbians or Not, Children Have Two Parents at Birth

The Iowa Department of Public Health is now required to provide an accurate two-parent birth certificate to all children born to lesbian married parents.

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Brain Patterns May Help Predict Relapse Risk for Alcoholism

The research, supported by the National Institutes of Health, may give clues about which people in recovery from alcoholism are most likely to drink again.

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MI LGBT Group Accepting Blue Cross Blue Shield

Affirmations serves all LGBT people requesting counseling, regardless of ability to pay. Clients without insurance are seen on a sliding fee scale.

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SF Gay Couple Raising Money for Breast Implants

Lenker and Spinello are on a quest to help their employee Breanna Sinclaire, a transgender in the process of transition, raise money for breast implants.

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The First AIDS Generation: Reunited

Hundreds of New Yorkers who lived during the worst devastation of the AIDS years will come together in a free panel discussion.

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Want Less Stress? Try Living in Hawaii!

Hawaii residents remained the least likely in the U.S. to say they felt stressed on any given day in 2012.

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MSM Study: Health, Access and HIV Resources

New study shows: Young men who have sex with men experience higher levels of homophobia, unstable housing, violence, and other factors that hinder HIV services.

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Study: Vitamin D May Reduce the Risk of Uterine Fibroids

Women who had sufficient amounts of vitamin D were 32 percent less likely to develop fibroids than women with insufficient vitamin D.

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