Resilient interpersonal pathways from loneliness to suicidal ideation among Chinese transgender women during global health crises

Lulu Xu; J H Xu; Fengyi Wang; Yawen Zheng; Chen Xu; Shangbin Liu; Jiachen Lu; Ruijie Chang; Shan Qiao; Huachun Zou; Wang Ying; Yong Cai

doi:10.1002/gps3.70037

June 1, 2026General PsychiatryOpen Access

Resilient interpersonal pathways from loneliness to suicidal ideation among Chinese transgender women during global health crises

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The aim is to explore the relationships between loneliness and suicidal ideation among Chinese transgender women, focusing on resilience factors.
Qualitative analysis of experiences during global health crises
Focus on emotional support and resilience pathways
Identified key interpersonal pathways that help mitigate loneliness
Found that strong social support reduces the risk of suicidal ideation

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Qualitative analysis explores resilience and suicidal thoughts in transgender women during global health crises, indicating emotional support is crucial.

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Xu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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