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work_dersy4rekbdnbbf72tccbng5cq	Mark L. Hatzenbuehler	Structural Stigma and the Health of Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Populations	2014	42	.pdf	application/pdf	2615	470	62	Structural Stigma and the Health  Linked ecologic data on structural stigma at the country level Structural Stigma and the Health of Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Populations Multi-measure, multi-method approach to studying structural stigma and LGB health Approach #1: Cross-Sectional, Country-Level�Are Health Problems Elevated among LGB Populations in High-Structural Stigma Countries? Structural Stigma Associated with HIV Risk Outcomes via Concealment Approach #1b: Cross-Sectional�Are Health Problems Elevated among LGB Populations in High-Structural Stigma States? Approach #2: Longitudinal �Does Structural Stigma Prospectively Predict Health Problems among LGB Populations? Approach #3a: Quasi-Experimental �Do Health Problems among LGB Populations Increase Following Increases in Structural Stigma? Approach #3b: Quasi-Experimental �Do Health Problems among LGB Adults Decrease Following Reductions in Structural Stigma? Reduction in Mental Health Care Utilization in the 12 Months Following Same-Sex Marriage Reduction in Mental Health Care Costs in the 12 Months Following Same-Sex Marriage Future Directions for Structural Stigma and LGB Health Research	./cache/work_dersy4rekbdnbbf72tccbng5cq.pdf	./txt/work_dersy4rekbdnbbf72tccbng5cq.txt