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'Really bad science': Biden admin admits LGBT lifestyle produces worse mental health, addiction

Americans who identify as gay, lesbian, or bisexual are far more likely to suffer from major depression and abuse illegal drugs, and are up to six times as likely to attempt suicide, according to a new report from the Biden administration.

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Biden Admin Admits LGBT Lifestyle Means Worse Mental Health, Addiction

Americans who identify as gay, lesbian, or bisexual are far more likely to be depressed or suicidal and abuse drugs, a report says.

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How To Deal With Hurtful Comments From Homophobic Family Members

It’s not your job to educate anyone. Experts recommend setting boundaries, finding community and planning for safety.

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Speaking about anxiety and mindfulness, with Dr. Julie Gowthorpe, RSW

With statistics showing millions of people report suffering from anxiety and diagnosed Generalized Anxiety Dis.

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Rising costs, therapist shortages: Gen Z struggles to afford mental health care

Young people report higher rates of mental illness than earlier generations but are often unable to get treatment

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