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LGBTQ+ people face escalating discrimination and a social life often dominated by alcohol-centric social spaces, but there are many other resources available to them.
Kennedy talks about how the LGBTQ+ community is an inspiration for mobilizing as we mark Mental Health Awareness Month.
There's a clear correlation between discrimination and substance abuse, writes Dr. Michael Murphy.
The man had several assault rifles and a substance used in explosives, police say.
You and your doctor should watch out for depression, substance use, and Alzheimer’s disease.
LGBT people may have a higher rate of substance abuse because they use drugs and alcohol to cope with discrimination, according to a new issue brief from the Center for American Progress.
“I know that my art has healed me just year after year after year. It keeps healing me," Etheridge says. "I’m just so grateful and always hope that my music can do that for people."
As addiction runs rampant, Gay Men's Health Crisis opens a new substance abuse clinic in the heart of Manhattan.
The Department of Justice has submitted a proposed rule that would reclassify how cannabis is scheduled.
Gay, lesbian, and bisexual teens are 190% more likely to abuse illegal substances than heterosexual youths, according to a new study from the University of Pittsburgh.
The data from UCLA Law School’s Williams Institute study showed that more than 80 percent of trans adults have considered suicide.
President Biden says there's no point in talking with the Russian leader unless Putin is willing to discuss Griner's release.
The Advocate culls the latest facts and figures on HIV and the entire LGBT population.
The Pride in Mental Health Act, introduced Thursday by U.S. Sens. Laphonza Butler and Tina Smith, comes at a time of crisis for LGBTQ+ young people..
Alcohol in gay bars brought our community together. And it is also destroying it.
"We are told she's doing as well as can be expected under the circumstances," White House Press Secretary Jean-Pierre said.
The out WNBA star was first detained by Russian authorities in February. The Biden administration has admonished Griner's arrest as politically motivated.
"As a non-binary athlete navigating a very gendered world of athletics, it's easy to feel out of place," Hiltz said.
