ArticleStigma and health2025
Interpersonal Health Care Discrimination and Delayed Alcohol Use Treatment Among Sexual Minority Adults With Multiple Stigmatized Identities.
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Experiences of prejudice and discrimination contribute to heightened risk for alcohol use-related harm among sexual minority (SM) individuals. Discrimination in health care settings can also reduce help-seeking and treatment engagement. However, most research has focused on only one form of discrimination in isolation. This study used an intersectional stigma lens to examine associations between interpersonal health care discrimination and delayed alcohol use treatment among SM adults with multiple stigmatized identities. Interpersonal health care discrimination-based on one's sexual orientation, race-ethnicity, or both-and delayed treatment for alcohol use were examined among a nationally representative sample of SM adults from the 2012 to 2013 National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions (
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