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>Conducted by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and funded by Stonewall, the study found gay and bisexual men under the age of 26 were six times more likely to attempt suicide or self-harm compared to men in that group aged over 45. They were also twice as likely to be depressed or anxious. The researchers say the results reinforce the importance of mental health interventions reaching those who need them most, as well as people who actively seek help.
>Researchers at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine has found that gay and bisexual men living with a male partner can half the odds of depression and three quarters the odds of anxiety.
>It can even third the odds of a suicide attempt and you are two-fifths less likely to self-harm if you are a gay man living with a boyfriend compared to living alone.
>Researchers also discovered nearly 6% of gay and bisexual men aged 26 and under reported a suicide attempt in the last year compared to their 45 and over counterparts at just 1%.
http://www.lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/news/2016/gay_bisexual_men_suicide.html
http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/young-gay-british-men-six-times-likely-commit-suicide/
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What this study adds
While gay and bisexual men in all demographic groups experience poor mental health, other group memberships influence its likelihood and social gradients are not of equal size. In contrast to Meyer et al.’s study,20 our data suggest that young gay and bisexual men are significantly greater risk of poor mental health than older men on every indicator, with very high levels of depression (29%), anxiety (24%), suicide attempts (6%) and self-harm (14%). This finding is congruent with homophobic abuse and assault being very disproportionately experienced by the young.21 Age is fortunately the one characteristic on which LGBT services have been targeted and there is a network of social support interventions for young LGBT people in the UK.22 Our data suggest that these services are insufficient and that the mental health impact on LGBT young people should be considered in national policy decisions.
Higher education and higher income were independently associated with lower levels of mental health problems. These patterns reflect the importance of both literacy and material circumstances in determining mental states.23 Conversely, men on lower incomes were at significantly higher risk in relation to every indicator of poor mental health, independently of age and education. To ensure this group are not failed by policy and practice, poverty discourse must include discussion of sexuality and LGBT movements must attend to poverty
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Living with a male partner has a large protective effect on mental health. The same effect was not observed from living with other people. Marriage has been shown to confer health benefits, especially to men, through companionship and psycho-social support that provide a buffer to emotional distress and illness. Our findings suggest that these benefits extend to co-habiting male couples. The finding that men who are attracted to women as well as men are at greater risk of poor mental health than are men attracted only to men reflect the same inequality found among sexual minority women, and reinforce the need for bisexual visibility in LGBT services.
Three possible non-exclusive explanations for the variations in mental health among gay and bisexual men suggest themselves. First, that homophobia is unequally experienced across the population of gay and bisexual men, being more prevalent in the lives of younger, poorer and/or less well-educated men, and those from minority ethnic groups (i.e. different levels of homophobic discrimination result in mental health inequalities). Secondly, men are better able to resist the impact of homophobia if they are relatively privileged in other areas of their lives (i.e. different levels of resilience to homophobia result in mental health inequalities).
Thirdly, that whatever the levels and effects of sexual minority stress, gay and bisexual men also experience discrimination or marginalization other than that related to their sexuality (i.e. different experiences of poverty, racism and other social hierarchies result in mental health inequalities among gay and bisexual men). Future research could investigate the relative contribution of these three potential processes.
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