Brian Dodge

Professor at University of Arizona (UA)
📚 Professor, Public Health at University of Arizona | Tucson, Arizona, United States
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diverse bisexual Bisexual Health Research

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LGBTQ+ Bisexual HIV

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University of Arizona (UA) · March 2014 - Present

📚 Publications (54)

Journal: Culture, Health & Sexuality • September-2012
Limited research exists regarding community involvement and social support among behaviourally bisexual men. Previous studies suggest that bisexual men experience high levels of social stigma in both...
Bisexual Men Community Social support Stigma Bisexual identity Bisexual visibility Lgbtq+ inclusion Sexual minority stress Bisexual erasure Social belonging Community engagement Mental health and bisexuality Bisexual discrimination Intersectionality Bisexual-specific spaces Social isolation Minority stress Sexual fluidity Bisexual health disparities Heteronormativity Homonormativity Bisexual advocacy Community-based interventions Social connection Inclusive lgbtq+ spaces Behavioral bisexuality Bisexual mental well-being Bisexual support networks
Journal: The Journal of Sexual Medicine • October-2025
Introduction. Despite a demonstrated relationship between sexual behaviors and health, including clinical risks, little is known about contemporary sexual behavior. Aims. To assess the rates of sex...
Sexual behavior United states National survey Sexual health Adolescents Adults Masturbation Oral sex Vaginal intercourse Anal intercourse Same-sex behavior Sexual activity Public health Sexuality research Age differences Gender differences Sexual trends Sti prevention Health education Sexual well-being Probability sample Sexual activity trends Age and sexuality Sexual behavior research Partnered sexual activities Sexual health education Sexuality across lifespan
Journal: Revista Panamericana de Salud Pública • October-2017
Objective To examine knowledge of Zika transmission and risk perception and to assess variability by condom use in a probability sample of sexually-active adults in the United States. Methods Dat...
Zika virus infection Prevention & control Sexual health United states
Journal: Archives of Sexual Behavior • October-2014
Previous social and behavioral research on identity among bisexual men, when not subsumed within the category of men who have sex with men (MSM), has primarily focused on samples of self-identified bi...
Bisexuality Sexual identity Bisexual men Men who have sex with men and women (msmw) Sexual orientation Self-identification Identity diversity Sexual behavior Lgbtq+ health Identity trajectories Qualitative research Social identity Stigma Sexual fluidity Health disparities Hiv prevention Sti prevention Public health Sexual health programs Behavioral bisexuality Community health Mental health Healthcare access Identity labels Identity rejection Sexual orientation disclosure Minority health Identity development Msm Sexuality research Healthcare disparities Social determinants of health Inclusive healthcare Intersectionality Sexual orientation dynamics Lived experiences Identity negotiation Gender and sexuality studies Health interventions Cultural influences on identity Sexual health promotion Lgbtq+ studies Psychological well-being Public policy Social support networks Behavior and identity alignment Health equity Risk behavior Community engagement Social acceptance
Journal: Sexual Health • October-2012
Background: Although jail screening programs have an important role in the diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmissible infections (STI) and HIV among incarcerated individuals, many arrestees are...
Community-based participatory research Community court Sex workers Sexually transmitted infections Testing Community-based participatory research (cbpr) Court-based programs Justice-involved women Sexual health Sti screening Hiv testing Public health partnerships Health disparities Vulnerable populations Women’s health Community courts Commercial sex work Risk reduction Health-seeking behavior Jail screening programs Criminal justice system Sti prevention Court-involved women Social determinants of health Public health interventions Sti risk counseling Community collaboration Health equity Access to care Policy development Program implementation Criminal justice reform Justice-public health integration
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