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"No Particular Place to Go": Gender, Sexuality and Sexual Health Help-Seeking
in UK Older Adults

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   increased with age in men. We explored gender differences in
   help-seeking for sexual health concerns in adults aged 50-89 years
   (N=6672). Sexuality was indicated by self-reports of solely
   heterosexual (‘straight’), or some/all homosexual (lesbian, gay,
   bisexual; ‘LGB’) experiences across the lifetime. Our results show that
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   support for older adults in the UK. Our results have implications for
   the provision of sexual health screening and relationship advice for
   older adults in the UK and worldwide. All aspects of sexuality should
   be promoted in older adult groups, to potentially benefit health,
   general wellbeing and cognitive function, in later life.
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   Reproductive Health
   Sexuality
   Cognition
   Heterosexuality
   Insurance Benefits
   Self Report
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   Wright, H., & Forshaw, M. (2016). "No Particular Place to Go": Gender,
   Sexuality and Sexual Health Help-Seeking in UK Older Adults. Poster
   session presented at The Gerontological Society of America's 69th
   Annual Scientific Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States.

   "No Particular Place to Go": Gender, Sexuality and Sexual Health
   Help-Seeking in UK Older Adults. / Wright, Hayley; Forshaw, Mark.
   2016. Poster session presented at The Gerontological Society of
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   Research output: Contribution to conference › Poster
   Wright, H & Forshaw, M 2016, '"No Particular Place to Go": Gender,
   Sexuality and Sexual Health Help-Seeking in UK Older Adults' The
   Gerontological Society of America's 69th Annual Scientific Meeting, New
   Orleans, Louisiana, United States, 16/11/16 - 20/11/16, .
   Wright H, Forshaw M. "No Particular Place to Go": Gender, Sexuality and
   Sexual Health Help-Seeking in UK Older Adults. 2016. Poster session
   presented at The Gerontological Society of America's 69th Annual
   Scientific Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States.
   Wright, Hayley ; Forshaw, Mark. / "No Particular Place to Go": Gender,
   Sexuality and Sexual Health Help-Seeking in UK Older Adults. Poster
   session presented at The Gerontological Society of America's 69th
   Annual Scientific Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States.
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   women, but increased with age in men. We explored gender differences in
   help-seeking for sexual health concerns in adults aged 50-89 years
   (N=6672). Sexuality was indicated by self-reports of solely
   heterosexual (‘straight’), or some/all homosexual (lesbian, gay,
   bisexual; ‘LGB’) experiences across the lifetime. Our results show that
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   results have implications for the provision of sexual health screening
   and relationship advice for older adults in the UK and worldwide. All
   aspects of sexuality should be promoted in older adult groups, to
   potentially benefit health, general wellbeing and cognitive function,
   in later life.",
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   Help-Seeking in UK Older Adults

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   women, but increased with age in men. We explored gender differences in
   help-seeking for sexual health concerns in adults aged 50-89 years
   (N=6672). Sexuality was indicated by self-reports of solely
   heterosexual (‘straight’), or some/all homosexual (lesbian, gay,
   bisexual; ‘LGB’) experiences across the lifetime. Our results show that
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   support for older adults in the UK. Our results have implications for
   the provision of sexual health screening and relationship advice for
   older adults in the UK and worldwide. All aspects of sexuality should
   be promoted in older adult groups, to potentially benefit health,
   general wellbeing and cognitive function, in later life.
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   women, but increased with age in men. We explored gender differences in
   help-seeking for sexual health concerns in adults aged 50-89 years
   (N=6672). Sexuality was indicated by self-reports of solely
   heterosexual (‘straight’), or some/all homosexual (lesbian, gay,
   bisexual; ‘LGB’) experiences across the lifetime. Our results show that
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   support for older adults in the UK. Our results have implications for
   the provision of sexual health screening and relationship advice for
   older adults in the UK and worldwide. All aspects of sexuality should
   be promoted in older adult groups, to potentially benefit health,
   general wellbeing and cognitive function, in later life.