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I recently had the privilege of official travel to the U.K. with our global affairs team.

The right of minors to obtain therapy to help free them from unwanted same-sex attraction and gender confusion ...

A Scoping Review on the Status of Female Breast Cancer in Asia with a Special Focus on Nepal

In this interview, we speak with Dr. Simon Vincent, Director of Research, Support, and Influencing at Breast Cancer Now, about the current landscape of breast cancer.

May 24, 2021 UCLA In the News lists selected mentions of UCLA in the world’s news media. Some articles may require registration or a subscription to view. See more UCLA In the News. CarbonBuilt’s technology, developed by researchers at UCLA, is said to reduce the carbon footprint of concrete by more than 50 percent, by taking CO2 emissions directly from coal-fired power plants and other industrial facilities and infusing them into a new kind of concrete. “All those emissions that you m...

Queer people more likely to be stopped by police, study says LGBQ people are six times as likely to report being stopped by police, and three times as likely to avoid contacting police for help. 25SHARES Police ready for confrontations with protesters at a Donald Trump rally in Phoenix in 2018 – Photo: AJ Colores, via Unsplash. A new study from the Williams Institute finds that queer people are six times as likely than the general population to be stopped by police, and have lower levels of t...

May 17, 2021 UCLA In the News lists selected mentions of UCLA in the world’s news media. Some articles may require registration or a subscription to view. See more UCLA In the News. Queer people are six times as likely than the general population to be stopped by police, according to a new study, which provides evidence to back up the long-held belief that the community is overpoliced. Researchers at the Williams Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law, looked...

LGBTQ+ People Receive More Scrutiny, Negativity From Police: Study May 14 2021 8:10 PM EDT Queer people are six times as likely than the general population to be stopped by police, according to a new study, which provides evidence to back up the long-held belief that the community is overpoliced. Researchers at the Williams Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law, looked at data from the Generations Study — a long-term study of three generations of lesbian, gay,...

About the December 16 forum This forum is designed increase awareness around LGBTQ+ mental health. Three experts who specialize in LGBTQ+ mental health will give short presentations and then engage in a panel discussion moderated by Dr. Koenen. Dr. Gerald Davison, Professor of Psychology at the University of Southern California will present on the ethics and politics of sexual reorientation therapy. Dr. Meyer will present on the minority stress model of health disparities in LGBT people and w...