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Men with older brothers are more likely to be gay, says new study
But having a younger brother has no efffect on peoples sexuality
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Shocking study finds more than 30 per cent of people won’t shake hands with someone with HIV
The new study has been released ahead of World Aids Day on December 1
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Around 50 per cent of UK residents feel LGBTQ people should avoid holding hands in public
The new survey found that around 17 per cent of 18-24 year olds believed being gay can be cured
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‘It’s still so difficult to come out at work and university. Why isn’t that changing?’
Even after years of progress in UK law, rates of students and graduates coming out are not improving, writes Jamie Wareham.
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More than half of British people support LGBTQ-inclusive lessons in primary schools
Olly Alexander said teaching about same-sex relationships will 'save lives'
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The ‘gay gene’ does not exist, according to researchers of a new study
Scientists argued that genetics cannot predict someone’s sexual identity and said social and environment play a role as well
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Attitudes towards same-sex relations in the UK has dropped by two per cent, according to a survey
The British Social Attitudes survey claimed the UK has levelled off with acceptance towards LGB people
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Around seven in 10 British LGBTQ people have suffered sexual harassment at work
The new study found LGBTQ women were more likely to suffer from abuse
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More than half of parents believe product marketing reinforces gender stereotypes for children, says new study
Around 59 per cent of parents say it's more acceptable for a girl to be a 'tomboy'
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More than 60 per cent of British people would be comfortable having a gay monarch
The new survey also found that 60 per cent of parents would be uncomfortable having an LGB child
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LGBT people in US more likely to be paid less and go into overdraft, according to new study
The study found the LGBT community earned less than the non-LGBT community
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Report finds more than 30 per cent of LGBT students in Louisiana heard school staff make homophobic comments
The new study also found that 77 per cent heard negative remarks about transgender people
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Attractive people more likely to be accepting of gay sex, study suggests
Turns out homophobia really is ugly.
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Nearly half of British men believe people living with HIV ‘don’t care’ about infecting others, says a new study
The study by PrEP supplier Mylan also found 35 per cent of people don't think HIV-positive people should have children
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LGBT children more likely to suffer from depression, according to a new study
The study reveals that children as young as ten are more likely to self-harm
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‘I was ashamed of my HIV status for many years’ – New survey finds 85 per cent of HIV stigma comes from dating apps
FS Magazine's annual 'HIV Stripped Bare' issue returns for its fifth year for World Aids Day
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People in London are more uncomfortable dating someone with HIV than the rest of the UK, new study revealed
The new study by the International Association of Providers of Aids Care published the results for World Aids Day
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More than half of people living with HIV in the UK have faced discrimination, reveals a new study
The Terrence Higgins Trust revealed the shocking statistics on World HIV/Aids Day
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Only 25 per cent of British people feel confident to intervene when hearing homophobic abuse at sport events
The new study by Stonewall found that there is a call for more LGBT inclusion in all sports
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More than a third of LGB university students have attempted suicide, a new study finds
The new study found 65 per cent of LGB students had carried out non-suicidal self-harm