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Association of traumatic experiences with depressive symptoms among LGBTQ+ population in China.

Jul 2026 · Nature Human Behaviour · 0 citations · 37 references
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It is highlighted that trauma exposure is ubiquitous and associated with depressive symptoms among Chinese LGBTQ+ individuals and unfavourable behavioural factors such as smoking, lower social support and negative coping may mediate these associations.

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