… The current study illustrates that LGB mental health is relatively poor even in a reputedly
gay-friendly country and extends to a severe type of pathology associated with …

… Zealand had comparable or even increasing effects from 2001 to 2012 for adolescent suicide
attempters (CitationLucassen et al., 2014), and a replication study from the Netherlands (…

… marriage between same-sex couples was the Netherlands in 2001; as of this writing, 22
countries recognize marriage for same-sex … social acceptance of LGBT people across historical …

… Adjusting for a range of covariates, adults who identified as lesbian/gay had higher prevalence
of common mental disorder when compared to heterosexuals, but the association was …

… between same-sex marriage and mental health disparities … Given the apparent mental
health benefits of marriage found … , gay, and bisexual persons in legal same-sex marriages and …

… mental disorders in lesbians, gay men, and bisexuals (LGBs) and shows, using meta-analyses,
that LGBs have a higher prevalence of mental disorders … prevalence of disorder in terms …

… that marriage was beneficial to mental health, marriage benefited the mental health of men
… Recent studies show that though marriage is associated with improved mental health, these …

… mental health differences between men and women. Investigating how the gender differences
in mental health … differences in mental health of people living in Northern Netherlands. As …

… origins of gender differences in mental health, especially social … examine gender disparities
in mental health across race and … for gender differences in mental health that are rooted in …

… In summary, this study has shown that male and same-sex attracted adolescents in the
Netherlands are particularly affected by homophobic name-calling, which fits patterns observed …