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Study finds that bisexual people are six times more likely to self-harm
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A new study from the University of Manchester has examined instances of self-harm for bisexual people, and found that they were six times more likely to have self-harmed in the past twelve months than straight people.
When accounting for lifetime, the study found that bisexuals were four times more likely to self-harm than straight and gay people, and two times more likely than lesbians.
The online study, titled Self-Injury In Young Bisexual People: A Longitudinal Investigation, is now asking for bisexual people aged between 18 and 25 to record their experiences.
It’s hoped this data might reveal some of the reasons behind the figures, like the experience of biphobia or other psychological issues.
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Daughter of same-sex couple born in UK via surrogacy granted US citizenship
The daughter of a US married same-sex couple who was born in the UK via surrogate has been an American citizen since birth and should be given a passport, a judge has ruled.Federal judge Michael Brown in Atlanta, Georgia, where the couple and their daughter live, wrote in an order that the child doesn't need to be biologically related to both parents to be eligible for citizenship.Derek Mize and Jonathan Gregg, who are both American, filed a lawsuit in July 2019 following the State Department's refusal to recognise their daughter, Simone, as a US citizen.
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