The role of stigma and resilience in healthcare engagement among transgender latinas in the u.s. south: baseline findings from the chicas study

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• What: This analysis examines associations between multiple forms of stigma, resilience, and healthcare use among trans Latinas living in the U.S. South. Despite limitations, this study has many strengths, including that the authors examined multiple forms of stigma (including perceived discrimination related to different aspects of identity and internalized transphobia), and the authors considered various resilience factors (social support and ethnic group pride).
• Who: Tamar Goldenberg and colleagues from the Department of Public Health Education, University of North Carolina Greensboro, Walker , Mary Channing Coleman Building Greensboro, Winston-Salem, NC, USA have published the article . . .
  

   

  

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