1 ge, from heterosexuality, to bisexuality, to homosexuality.

2 al concerns, such as a desire to deemphasize homosexuality.

3  familial atypical thyroid function and male homosexuality.

4 thers possessed stigmatizing attitudes about homosexuality.

5  play a role in the neurodevelopment of male homosexuality.

6 pparently maladaptive traits as infertility, homosexuality and baldness.

7 rcultural relations, women and gender roles, homosexuality and gay rights, drug-use, freedom of speec

8 nternalisation of societal stigma related to homosexuality and gender non-conformity, resulting in de

9 d females with eating disorders are similar, homosexuality/bisexuality appears to be a specific risk

10     While sexual orientation (hetero- versus homosexuality) has been similarly linked to functional d

11 cross-referenced with citations pertinent to homosexuality in Canada, the UK, and the USA.

12 en counterclockwise hair whorl direction and homosexuality in men, using more objective methodology.

13 sing the needs of MSM in sub-Saharan Africa; homosexuality is illegal in most countries, and politica

14 ization and subsequent development of either homosexuality or transsexualism.

15 ciation with HIV infection (13/15), in which homosexuality was a risk factor (13/13), presented initi