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  • Blog post: Commit to quit smoking.

    Mar 04, 2010 / Posted by Allegra — 3 comments

    Commit to quit smoking.

    Studies show that LGBT people are 40-70% more likely to smoke than non-LGBT people, which is one of the highest smoking rates---even compared to other disproportionately affected communities. LGBT-specific cessation groups are increasingly available – find a group in your community to help you quit, or encourage and support loved ones ...

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  • Blog post: Poll of the Week: Do you smoke?

    Nov 16, 2009 / Posted by Allegra — 0 comments

    Poll of the Week: Do you smoke?

    Since November 19th is the Great American Smokeout, and this month is also National Lung Cancer Awareness Month, I thought it would be appropriate to address the prevalence of smoking in our community and think more about ways to empower ourselves in our efforts to quit.

    Did you know that ...

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  • Article: 10 Things Gay Men Should Discuss With Their Healthcare Provider

    Oct 08, 2009 / Posted in colon cancer, drugs, gay health, healthcare, men, physical, prostate cancer, smoking, STDs, testicular cancer, youth — 0 comments

    10 Things Gay Men Should Discuss With Their Healthcare Provider

    The following fact sheet for gay, bi & queer men was created by the Gay and Lesbian Medical Association (GLMA), the largest and oldest organization of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender health care professionals in the world. Their mission is to advocate for inclusive public policy around LGBT health issues, to ...

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  • Article: Bear Health

    Oct 05, 2009 / Posted in arthritis, bears, cancer, crabs, diabetes, gay health, hypertension, lice, men, physical, sex and drugs, sexual health, sleep apnea, smoking, STDs, stroke — 0 comments

    Bear Health

    Men come in all shapes and sizes.   Within gay/bi/queer men's culture, the somewhat larger, more furry and cuddly members of our community are often referred to as "Bears."  The Bears are a great example of a community of folks who come together to celebrate and share their ...

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  • Erik Libey Erik Libey Erik is the Director of LGBT Health Initiatives. He helps lead our team & loves talking to providers and our ...
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  • Allegra Anka Allegra Anka Allegra was our LGBT Health Specialist until May 2011. Before leaving our program to relocate to Philadelphia, she kept us, ...
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