Doctors often aren’t trained on the preventive health care needs of gender-diverse people – as a result, many patients don’t get the care they need
- Written by Jenna Sizemore, Assistant Professor of Medicine, West Virginia University
Gender-diverse adults have a harder time getting effective primary and preventive health care than their nontransgender counterparts.Peter Dazeley/The Image Bank via Getty ImagesPreventive health care – such as cancer screening – is a critical tool in the early detection of disease. Missed screening can result in a missed diagnosis,...