Hi Kris,

whilst I haven't used this resource I know that here in Vic, Australia we have recently set up a centre for Gay and Lesbian health that includes as a partner a respected centre for sexuality research and social policy. I have attached there website below.
http://www.glhv.org.au/?q=about


All the best.

Kent Burgess

Coordinator, Mental Health

Health Innovations Partnerships Program

Inner South Community Health Service

PO Box 103

South Melbourne 3205

t: 03 9690 9144

f: 03 9696 7228

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Subject: bisexuality/homosexuality and health


Hello,
   
  I'm looking for literature on bisexuality/homosexuality and health.  In particular I'm wondering (1) if there are any studies looking at minority sexual orientations and their influence on the health of youth/young adults, and (2) if there are any studies looking at the social determinants of health of youth who identify as bisexual and are in opposite-sex relationships.  If there's anyone who can point me in the direction of research like this it would be much appreciated.
   
  Thanks,
   
  Kris Bittermann
  Centre for Youth & Society
  UVic

 		
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