Health issues confronting minority men who have sex with men
SciTech Book News, March, 2008
Health issues confronting minority men who have sex with men.
Ed. by Sana Loue.
Springer
2008
259 pages
$59.95
Hardcover
RC558
Loue (School of Medicine, Case Western Reserve U., Cleveland, Ohio) brings together a collection of writing--scholarly chapters, personal essays, and poems--reflecting a spectrum of men who have sex with men (MSM) from a range of ethnic communities in the U.S. The 23 contributors include health researchers, health care providers, and community activists, as well as individuals offering first-person perspectives on minority MSM. Following an opening chapter defining who is "MSM" and comparing self-definition and other-definition, the remaining sections explore health issues and effects--sexual abuse and its aftermath, body image disorder, mental illness and substance abuse, homelessness, HIV/AIDS and HIV- related stigma--and describe a community-focused, rights-based program in Cleveland. For professionals and students in public health, social workers, and interested general readers.
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