Jason D. Coleman

TL;DR: Compared to nontransgender LGB individuals, transgender individuals were more likely to report discrimination, depression symptoms, and attempted suicides and lack of self-acceptance of LGBT identity was associated with depression symptoms among transgender individuals.

TL;DR: Pregnant women in the Midwestern United States used the internet for health information during pregnancy including information related to physical activity and nutrition and had greater increases in confidence for making decisions from using the internet compared to women who decreased or did not change their physical activity.

TL;DR: To effectively address HIV-related stigma at African American churches, educational programs must reinforce the ways in which HIV can and cannot be transmitted, and pay particular attention to educating males and older populations.

TL;DR: Results of this study suggest that regional culture may be more salient to health for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender persons living in the Midwest than rural or urban residence.

TL;DR: A framework for implementing HIV/AIDS prevention programs in African American churches based upon a qualitative investigation of Project FAITH (Fostering AIDS Initiatives that Heal), an HIV education and stigma reduction demonstration project conducted in South Carolina is presented.