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Arkansas passes bill allowing for LGBTQ+ healthcare discrimination
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Lawmakers in Arkansas, US have passed a bill which will allow healthcare professionals to turn away LGBTQ+ patients on the basis of ‘personal beliefs’.
The Medical Ethics and Diversity Act, otherwise known as Senate Bill 289, states that the medical professional in question “is not required to participate in a healthcare service that violates their conscience”, meaning LGBTQ+ people could be refused healthcare without the practitioner facing any consequences.
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Research finds LGBTQ+ youth in mental health crisis
New research from national LGBTQ+ charity, Just Like Us, has found young queer people are increasingly struggling with their mental health during the pandemic, with them being twice as likely to worry about their mental wellbeing on a daily basis compared to their non-LGBTQ+ peers. The research interviewed 2,934 secondary school pupils about their mental wellbeing, and found 55% of young LGBTQ+ people are regularly concerned about their mental health. 70% of LGBTQ+ youth said their mental health had worsened since the coronavirus pandemic began.
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