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cardiovascular disease and obesity; specifically for gay and bisexual men, a higher risk of poor physical health; and, for gay men, a lower rate of diabetes and higher rate of testing for HIV compared to bisexual men (Fredriksen-Goldsen et al., 2013). Other research found the following for older

system-level approaches in order to reduce and eliminate health disparities. A conclusion will emphasize the importance of society prioritizing a substantial investment in research on LGBT populations’ health disparities in order to identify “what works” so as to propel progress toward the resolution, reduction, and elimination