Comparative examination reveals unique barriers to parenthood for sexual and gender minority individuals assigned male at birth, highlighting the need for inclusive reproductive health services.
Our findings reflect the diversity of family-building goals and priorities within SGM communities and underscore the importance of inclusive reproductive health services. This comparative examination of family-building among cisgender men, transgender women, and nonbinary individuals AMAB revealed both shared and unique barriers to parenthood.
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