Smokg-related statistics, rmatn, and qutg rourc specific to the Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgenr (LGBT) muni. Part of the Tips om Former Smokers mpaign, which featur real people sufferg as a rult of smokg and exposure to sendhand smoke.
Contents:
- LBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENR, AND QUEER (LGBTQ+) PEOPLE
- QUEER QU: GAY SMOKERS' PERSPECTIV ON A CULTURALLY SPECIFIC SMOKG CSATN SERVICE
- QUEER QU: GAY SMOKERS’ PERSPECTIV ON A CULTURALLY SPECIFIC SMOKG CSATN SERVICE
- THE SPECIAL, TOXIC RELATNSHIP BETWEEN GAYS AND SMOKG
- DID CDC SAY 'IT'S GAY TO SMOKE' THIS VIO?
LBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENR, AND QUEER (LGBTQ+) PEOPLE
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QUEER QU: GAY SMOKERS' PERSPECTIV ON A CULTURALLY SPECIFIC SMOKG CSATN SERVICE
Gay men reported likely e of a gay-specific terventn. Such terventns may offer support abstag om smokg, whout abstag om gay social life. Health-re provirs play an important role munitg the ser threats ed by smokg to gay men. * gay smokers *
Smokg among lbian, gay, and bisexual adults the Uned Stat is much higher than among heterosexual/straight adults. 3%) of lbian, gay, and bisexual adults smoke cigarett, pared wh about 1 9 (11.
QUEER QU: GAY SMOKERS’ PERSPECTIV ON A CULTURALLY SPECIFIC SMOKG CSATN SERVICE
The prevalence of smokg is high among gay mal. The need for culturally specific support has been acknowledged, but ltle is known about gay men's perspectiv on such adapted terventns.
THE SPECIAL, TOXIC RELATNSHIP BETWEEN GAYS AND SMOKG
To vtigate smokg and tentn to qu gay smokers and to explore their attus towards a gay-specific smokg csatn programme.
A total of 325 gay smokers livg Zurich (Swzerland) pleted an anonymo survey. Rponrs reported high nsumptn of cigarett, and every send man stated that more than half of his gay iends smoke regularly.
DID CDC SAY 'IT'S GAY TO SMOKE' THIS VIO?
Men stated strong preferenc towards a culturally adapted csatn programme for gay men. Qualative rults dite that men felt torn between their wish for support, bondg, and muny alternativ to the 'smokg gay' environment and fears for failure and loss of reputatn.
Gay men reported likely e of a gay-specific terventn. Such terventns may offer support abstag om smokg, whout abstag om gay social life. Health-re provirs play an important role munitg the ser threats ed by smokg to gay men.