An Examination of Health Inequities among College Students by Sexual Orientation Identity and Sex.

J Public Health Res · 2015 · PMC4407041 · PMID 25918696

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practically significantno p-value reported

In the current study, one significant and unique interpersonal relations and safety health-related finding was identified as being practically significant.

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an overall trendno p-value reported

More specifically, an overall trend was found that among female and male sexual minorities, negative health inequities were disproportionately higher than their heterosexual counterparts.

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