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Mashup Score: 13
In this issue of Neurology® Clinical Practice , Qureshi et al.1 present a case of a transgender man of childbearing age with a reported body mass index of 37 who presents with idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH). The authors conclude that exogenous testosterone as part of a gender-affirming hormone regimen may be a potential mechanism for his diagnosis of IIH, based on prior evidence that…
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Mashup Score: 4A Preventable Trauma: The Urgent Need to Expand Gender Diversity in Neurologic Health care - Neurology Blogs - 3 year(s) ago
We are at the precipice of an emerging professional and public health care crisis within neurology. We are at a time when the number of Americans who self-identify as transgender is quickly increasing; as many as one in fifty members of Generation Z are transgender.1 However, we do not have the infrastructure or training necessary to…
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Read the latest Editorial, published in the June 2022 issue of Neurology: Clinical Practice—"Inclusion of Historically Oppressed Genders in Neurologic Practice Research" by Dr. Lerario (@MPLerario) and Dr. Galis: https://t.co/eiDkkX4h4y #GreenburghPride #NeuroTwitter @FordhamGSS