Rebecca Nash

TL;DR: This objective was to compare ACVE incidence rates in a cohort of transgender persons enrolled in 3 such health care systems with rates observed in age-, race-, site-, and membership-matched cisgender men and women (reference cohorts).

TL;DR: Transgender and/or gender nonconforming youth may present with mental health conditions requiring immediate evaluation and implementation of clinical, social, and educational gender identity support measures.

TL;DR: The goals of this article are to summarize the evidence on factors that may differentially affect cancer risk in transgender people, assess the relevant cancer surveillance and epidemiologic data available to date, and offer an overview of possible methodological considerations for future studies investigating cancer incidence and mortality in this population.

TL;DR: Body-gender congruence and body image satisfaction were higher, and depression and anxiety were lower among individuals who had more extensive GCT compared to those who received less treatment or no treatment at all, and in cohorts of transmasculine and transfeminine individuals.

TL;DR: Results indicate that there are sufficient numbers of events in the TF and TM cohorts to further examine mental health status, cardiovascular events, diabetes, HIV and most common cancers, and STRONG is well positioned to fill existing knowledge gaps.