The HEALTH HAZARDS of HOMOSEXUALITY answers the question: Why should we be concerned about homosexuality?

The Sexual Revolution and mainstreaming of homosexuality have created a public health crisis affecting us all. Meanwhile, the media give little attention to the danger of "gay" and lesbian sexual practices, and the resulting health problems experienced by the gay-lesbian-bisexual population. Worse, the medical authorities deliver mixed messages to those at high risk while failing to protect the broader public.

Homosexual and bisexual men are most severely affected and are driving the recent increases in STDs. Lesbians and heterosexual couples are now imitating risky homosexual practices. Our nation's youth are suffering from the fallout, experiencing startling increases in STDs and psychological distress.

HEALTH HAZARDS describes the nature of the homosexual lifestyle and its high-risk sexual practices that invite illness. The book brings together widely dispersed facts documenting the disproportionate incidence of disease and mental disorders in the GLB community. A brief survey of the transgender phenomenon is included. The 1,800 endnotes cite medical authorities and media reports.

Doctors endorse Health Hazards:

Michelle A. Cretella, MD, FCP, Pediatrician, Executive Director, American College of Pediatricians: "A tour de force! Health Hazards is the single most comprehensive collection of scientific data from authoritative scientific sources on this topic. It should be required reading for all health professionals, educators, legislators, graduate students, and parents."
Paul A. Church, MD, Urologist, former Asst. Clinical Professor of Surgery (p-t), Harvard Medical School: "This new reference contains a wealth of factual information. An excellent go-to reference for those seeking accurate, truthful information. I recommend this book highly."
John R. Diggs, Jr., MD, Internist: "A remarkable compendium, drawn from the most reputable sources – and from "gay advocacy" groups. Health Hazards will open the eyes of health professionals."

(2nd printing of the 2017 edition; print ed. 608 pp.)

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