Cream for my Wife: A Lesbian Hucow Transformation and Breast Expansion Fantasy (Project: Lactis Alpha Book 5)

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Using the AOW's e-list, the second parent study recruited sexual minority women with breast cancer of any stage and subsequently heterosexual women who resembled the sexual minority women with respect to age and breast cancer history.

This is because the first three studies compared lesbian survey results to the full national survey results whereas the second two studies had sexual orientation measured within national surveys so could compare within the survey itself. g., parent) in human development; thus, our conceptual framework is informed by Role Theory and Social Stress Theory. A, B) Anxious preoccupation regressed on children, college, and sexual identity controlling for stage at diagnosis. There are no generally accepted or validated quality criteria for assessment of prevalence studies and modelling studies available so quality assessment has been based on pragmatic criteria adapted from other publications.

Conversely, breast cancer rates are higher in more affluent women yet income levels in LB women are relatively low.

An unpublished report into health needs and values of LB women found that cancer was one of the three biggest health concerns for 69% of the sample of 406 women [ 10]. e., the Mini-Mental Adjustment to Cancer [Mini-MAC]) was used to measure the following five dimensions of coping: (1) Helplessness–Hopelessness; (2) Anxious Preoccupation; (3) Cognitive Avoidance; (4) Fighting Spirit; and (5) Fatalism. Most importantly, the study design was cross-sectional and thus we are unable to make causal claims. g., parenting and education) in explicating the association between sexual identity and coping responses. This suggests that differences in anxiety-focused coping between lesbian and heterosexual women are, at least in part, driven by conflicts in parental roles.It is likely that there will have been some lesbians in the comparator group in Cochran 2001, [ 16, 18, 26] but fewer in Case 2004 [ 27] and Valanis 2000 [ 20].

Bryn Austin (2012) used the Rosner-Colditz model [ 24] and the other three studies used the Gail model [ 15, 23, 25]; one also used the Claus model [ 25].There are also gaps in supportive services tailored for sexual minority cancer survivors and evidence of discriminatory attitudes and practices directed to this stigmatized population in healthcare environments. This finding may reflect the impact of cancer on educational attainment, where early-onset breast cancer prevents or delays college.

g., “I deliberately push all thoughts of cancer out of my mind”) subscales are thought to represent maladaptive coping, as they are positively correlated with increased anxiety and poorer mental adjustment. For question about breast cancer, results were presented for 41 pairs and twelve of the lesbians (29. Recent US and UK Government policy documents have stated that there may be higher rates of breast cancer in lesbians and bisexual women (LB women), but the evidence that this is based on is unclear. Included were studies in LB populations reporting breast cancer incidence or prevalence rates, risk model results or risk-factor estimates. Kavanaugh-Lynch MH, White E, Daling JR, Bowen DJ: Correlates of lesbian sexual orientation and the risk of breast cancer.

Read more about the condition New with tags: A brand-new, unused and unworn item in its original packaging (such as the original box or bag) and/or with the original tags attached. BMI: Body mass index; BRFSS: Behavioural risk factor surveillance system; CAB Abstracts: Commonwealth agricultural bureau abstracts database; CDSR: Cochrane database of systematic reviews; CENTRAL: Cochrane database of trials; CI: Confidence interval; DARE: Database of reviews of effects; EMBASE: Biomedical answers database; HRT: Hormone replacement therapy; HTA: Health technology assessment database; ISBN: International standard book number; LB: Lesbian and bisexual; LGB: Lesbian, gay and bisexual; MEDLINE: Medical database; NHANES: National health and nutrition examination survey; NHIS: National health interview survey; NHSEED: National health service economic evaluation database; PsychINFO: Psychological information database; SCI: Science citation index; SD: Standard deviation; SIGLE: System for intervention on grey literature in Europe; SSCI: Social science citation index; TSB: Trustee Savings Bank; UK: United Kingdom; USA: United States of America. Age at diagnosis may serve as a proxy for life course milestones relevant to long-term psychosocial outcomes for cancer survivors. Cigarette smoking – data suggest that lesbians smoke cigarettes at a substantially higher rate than heterosexual women. This systematic review investigated all evidence on whether there is, or likely to be, higher rates of breast cancer in LB women.