Introduction Over one million people in the UK identify as LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, queer or questioning). Research has shown that this population experience …

Sex hormones are crucial for the body's development and function. Therefore, many
transgender people seek hormone therapy as part of their transition. However, sex hormones …

Purpose of Review We discuss the current state of genomic testing for cancer in the UK, how
this has been impacted by whole genome sequencing (WGS) and the 100,000 Genomes …

In order to adequately treat and care for patients in a holistic manner, we need to understand
what influences outcome beyond disease biology. The differential impact of COVID-19 on …

Sex differences in cancer risk and outcome are currently a topic of major interest in clinical
oncology. It is however unknown to what extent cancer researchers consider sex as a …

Neuroendocrine neoplasms (NENs) arise from cells of neuronal and endocrine differentiation.
While they are a rare entity, an increasing proportion of patients with NEN present with …

Criado Perez cited examples where clinical algorithms work less well in women compared
with men; 2 however, clinical decision-making algorithms implemented in primary care …

… Disclosure to an HCP may also be a greater challenge for TYAs who may not want or be
able to disclose to their family/friends, who may not have the language or understanding of their …

In this chapter on LGB&T populations and cancer in the UK, we cover community prevalence
and standard health service structures, screening and data monitoring, to enable the …

Simple Summary This study aimed to assess how well sex and gender data was used in the
field of cancer epigenetics. The researchers conducted a thorough review of 111 scientific …