The Tangerine Clinic, Institute of HIV Research and Innovation, Thailand, 2021The success of two Thai clinics can be attributed to the active participation of trans women, integrating sexual health and gender-affirming services and a focus on offering destigmatising services in a culturally appropriate manner, a recent qualitative study found.
This study was carried out by Alyssa Lynne and Professor Jillana Enteen from Northwestern University in Illinois, USA and published in Culture, Health and Sexuality.
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