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Title: 9 Facts About Trans Sexual and Reproductive Health
Post by: Shana A on March 30, 2012, 04:45:03 PM
Post by: Shana A on March 30, 2012, 04:45:03 PM
9 Facts About Trans Sexual and Reproductive Health
http://transgenderequality.wordpress.com/2012/03/29/9-facts-about-trans-sexual-and-reproductive-health-2/ (http://transgenderequality.wordpress.com/2012/03/29/9-facts-about-trans-sexual-and-reproductive-health-2/)
In celebration of National LGBT Health Awareness Week, NCTE has released this preview of a fact sheet, Transgender Sexual and Reproductive Health: Unmet Needs and Barriers to Care. The full fact sheet will include policy recommendations for the medical community to improve the delivery of health care. Join our mailing list to get your copy of the final fact sheet.
Key facts on sexual and reproductive health for transgender people:
1. Transgender people may have sexual partners who are men, women, or both. A transgender person's partners or sexual history cannot be assumed from their gender identity or the gender they were assigned at birth.
2. Transgender people need preventive health screenings. Standard preventive health screenings are generally recommended for the body parts a patient has regardless of that patient's gender identity, including breast, cervical, and prostate cancer screenings.
http://transgenderequality.wordpress.com/2012/03/29/9-facts-about-trans-sexual-and-reproductive-health-2/ (http://transgenderequality.wordpress.com/2012/03/29/9-facts-about-trans-sexual-and-reproductive-health-2/)
In celebration of National LGBT Health Awareness Week, NCTE has released this preview of a fact sheet, Transgender Sexual and Reproductive Health: Unmet Needs and Barriers to Care. The full fact sheet will include policy recommendations for the medical community to improve the delivery of health care. Join our mailing list to get your copy of the final fact sheet.
Key facts on sexual and reproductive health for transgender people:
1. Transgender people may have sexual partners who are men, women, or both. A transgender person's partners or sexual history cannot be assumed from their gender identity or the gender they were assigned at birth.
2. Transgender people need preventive health screenings. Standard preventive health screenings are generally recommended for the body parts a patient has regardless of that patient's gender identity, including breast, cervical, and prostate cancer screenings.