Improving urological care for the LGBT+ community

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Nigel Borley
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[1] Practice Plus Group Urology,
[2] Royal South Hants Hospital,undefined
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Nature Reviews Urology | 2021年 / 18卷
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Health-care inequality exists in marginalized groups such as the LGBT+ community. Having been involved in setting up a urological service to connect with this community, I reflect on how health-care organizations must prioritize the unmet needs of this group in order to strive for equality.
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