2012
DOI: 10.4321/s1137-66272012000300011
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Estudio descriptivo de la transexualidad en Navarra

Abstract: resuMenFundamento. La transexualidad ha sido reconocida en Navarra como una entidad clínica que debe ser atendida de forma multidisciplinar dentro del Servicio Navarro de Salud.Métodos. Se analizan los datos epidemiológicos de 35 sujetos que han acudido a la Unidad Navarra de Transexuales e Intersexos (UNATI) desde abril de 2011. Se recogen variables relacionadas con parámetros sociodemográficos, transexualidad y tratamiento.resultados. La edad media es de 37,3 años. El 65,7% de los sujetos nacieron en España.… Show more

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“…There are large differences in the prevalence of transgender individuals in different countries, with estimates varying between 0.40 [2] and 23.6 [3] per 100,000 inhabitants, even within regions of the same country [4][5][6]. Regarding the disaggregated prevalence of transgender people, figures are estimated at between 1:11,900 and 1:45,000 inhabitants for male-to-female and 1:30,400 and 1:200,000 for female-to-male people [1].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…There are large differences in the prevalence of transgender individuals in different countries, with estimates varying between 0.40 [2] and 23.6 [3] per 100,000 inhabitants, even within regions of the same country [4][5][6]. Regarding the disaggregated prevalence of transgender people, figures are estimated at between 1:11,900 and 1:45,000 inhabitants for male-to-female and 1:30,400 and 1:200,000 for female-to-male people [1].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is evidence to support the minority stress model, but in the case of the transgender population, it might still be scarce, as much of the research has focused on transgender women with multiple intersectional disadvantages [23]. In this way, research studying the incidence, aetiology, and peculiarities of substance use in the transgender population is not common [9,11] and usually presents small samples that refer only to the subgroup of the transsexual population (people whose gender identity does not coincide with their biological sex and who wish to undergo a hormonal and/or surgical transition towards gender affirmation) [1,[4][5][6], thereby making it difficult to understand the unique characteristics of this group. Moreover, these studies are very heterogeneous in terms of their definitions and analysis of the samples under study, meaning that it is common for individuals with diverse sexual identities to be grouped indistinctly together alongside other individuals with a minority sexual orientation [1,21,24,25].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Além disso, outro achado nesse mesmo estudo (14) , que pode indicar tendência à mudança no perfil da população trans que está procurando atendimento, foi a média de idade da população estudada, demonstrando que as pessoas trans têm buscado mais cedo seus direitos, dentre eles, o acesso à saúde. A média foi de dez anos a menos do que a idade encontrada em um estudo conduzido na Espanha (17) , de 37,3 anos. A procura tardia por atendimento à saúde, por parte dessa população, origina-se do estigma e do preconceito social (18) , tendência que pode estar mudando, em decorrência do número crescente de movimentos políticos (19) e sociais que visam o empoderamento das pessoas trans (20) .…”
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