Category talk:Sexual orientation and medicine

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Weasel-wording in name

If this is specifically about LGBT people "and medicine", why doesn't the title reflect that? Joie de Vivre 23:50, 28 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

What this is about

The intersection of sexual orientation and

LGB-specific Health
diseases for which sexual orientation is a risk factor
sexual orientation as a factor contributing to health disparities (underserved community)
physicians who identify as LGB
physicians whose practice is primarily within LGB community
medical associations the membership of which sexual orientation is a major factor
medical associations that have a policy regarding sexual orientation
therapies & medical treatments which are meant to address sexual orientation
history of medicine with regards to sexual orientation
- HIV/AIDS
- discrimination based on sexual orientation within medical community
- discrimination based on sexual orientation at medical schools
- changes in curriculum related to LGB at medical schools / teaching LGB specific care

That's roughly what I'm thinking this is about . . . now what should it be called? OsteopathicFreak 22:12, 29 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]