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Homophobia among doctors. (Periodical Report) (Abstract)

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| April 11, 1994 | Rose, L. | COPYRIGHT 2009 NewsRX. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

SOURCE: British Medical Journal, February 26, 1994;308(6928):586-587.

According to the author's abstract of an article published in the British Medical Journal,

"Homophobia creates stress for gay men and women. An interview study of 28 doctors, 20 gay and eight non-gay, was performed to assess whether homophobia is strong among the medical profession, the stress it causes, and whether the advent of AIDS and HIV infection has increased the stress. The doctors, recruited by word of mouth and by a letter in the medical and gay press, were asked about their own attitudes to homosexuality and AIDS. Only one (non-gay) doctor thought that there was no prejudice …

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