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"Why would I need to get a Pap smear or go to a gynecologist?

Lesbian and bisexual women are at increased risk for various gynecological

concers.

Also, research has shown that they have a higher risk of breast cancer than their heterosexual counterparts.

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"I don't have sex with men. Why do I need to get tested for STDs?"

Women who have sex with women are at risk for Bacterial Vaginosis and the Human Papilloma Virus (genital warts), two STDs that have been shown to be commonly passed between women.

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A Center survey in 2000 revealed that 35% of lesbian and bisexual women are not out to their doctors. Coming out to your doctor can help you receive better health care.

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Women's Health

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Thursday, September 25, 7-9 pm

at the Center (6600 Detroit Avenue)

Please RSVP by calling 216.651.LGBT and reference code #W0903. Questions? Visit www.lgcsc.org

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