对保护措施的认识可促进变性人的福祉

Gary Enos
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围绕变性人和非二元个人的政策环境经常被炒得沸沸扬扬,这对这些人的心理健康产生了明显的负面影响,但一项新研究的结果发现了变性成年人的潜在保护因素。
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Awareness of protections can boost transgender well-being

The often-heated policy environment around transgender and nonbinary individuals has had a demonstrated negative impact on these individuals' mental health, but results of a new study have identified a potential protective factor for transgender adults.

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