LGBTQIA+

How testosterone, top surgery, and binding affect breast cancer risk.

Medical appointments like this can bring up feelings of gender dysphoria. Here some tips.

Dr. Dennis Fortenberry shares his insights and advice as a physician who provides gender-related services.

We asked transgender, gender non-conforming, and nonbinary people with PCOS to share their stories and advice.

We’ve designed Clue to be as gender-neutral as possible.

Chest binding is a common practice. Binding can reduce gender dysphoria, but it can also cause negative physical health symptoms....

There are about 37 million people living with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) around the world. More than half of...

There are many stereotypes about romance between two people with menstrual cycles. We reached out to lesbians, transgender and queer...

At Clue, we aim to be inclusive, loud, and proud all year-round, not just because we feel we should, but...

Trans inclusion does not exclude women. We are here to explain why.

Masculine people have been pregnant and birthing as long as there have been people. In reality, my relationship with my...

Through tracking, I began to see my period and symptoms not as signifiers of my gender, but as ways that...

Understand a little more the "B" of LGBTQIA

Whether you’re undergoing hormone therapy or not, here’s what you need to know about preventing pregnancy.

Many people who take testosterone as a form of gender affirmation therapy believe it acts as a contraceptive, but this...

Puberty makes very little sense when your parents tell you that you’re a boy, but your breasts and monthly cramping...

Birth control is rarely talked about in queer communities, which means that relevant information and support are essential.

When I start going to doctors’ offices or yoga classes and I’m the only person there who doesn’t identify as...

Periods can be a pain, especially when they give you gender dysphoria, but a support from your friends can go...

We asked trans men, genderqueer, and nonbinary people how they feel about their periods.

Birth control is generally marketed and designed for heterosexuals, but they’re not the only ones using it.

Since I started passing as male, I found going to clinics harder than ever.

Birth control is generally marketed and designed for women, but they’re not the only ones using it.

Transgender and non-binary people with endometriosis share their experiences and advice.

When you get your period but you’re not a woman, this can cause discomfort and anxiety 

Periods can be a source of gender dysphoria if you are trans or non-binary.