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Riquin, Ozelle, Duverger; 2016 19
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Doit-on revoir, sur des bases éthiques, les conditions d’accès à des hommes ayant eu des relations sexuelles avec des hommes au don du sang? |
Donor screening for emerging risks should be regularly reviewed. The exclusion of candidates must be managed, questioned and based on reality, without involving blood transfusion with safety dynamics inadequate to the risk. It is essential to consider the structure of the debate, which goes far beyond donation, also including the pursuit of equality and social justice. |
Transfusion Clinique et Biologique
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Béranger, Bellis, Bracconi, Mouysset; 2016 20
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Transfusion et homosexualité: enjeux éthiques |
Three topics allow reflecting on the ban on blood donation from homosexuals: high risk of infection, linked to this group’s sexual practices; viability of serological tests, but highlighting the silent window period of infections, and recipient protection. The obstacle is to identify the mutual and harmonious understanding between precaution, non-discrimination and individual and collective duties. |
Transfusion Clinique et Biologique
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Alves, Pancotti ; 2017 21
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A inconstitucionalidade das regras discriminatórias para doação de sangue por homossexuais masculinos |
The ban on blood donation from homosexuals has no scientific or social basis, since homosexuality itself does not express sexual risk behavior capable of infecting the blood. Therefore, there is no risk situation when allowing blood donation by homosexuals. |
Revista de políticas públicas e segurança social
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Terto Jr; 2002 22
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Homossexualidade e saúde: desafios para a terceira década de epidemia de HIV/aids |
Clinical research could consider sexual orientation to promote a deeper understanding of the vulnerability of homosexuals to certain diseases. Homosexuality and the health area show frequent conflicts, resulting from prejudices since the expansion of AIDS in the world, which constitutes a major obstacle to be faced individually and collectively. |
Horizontes antropológicos
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Reckziegel, Canello; 2014 23
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Pela semelhança ou pela diferença na doação de sangue: necessidade de novos parâmetros norteadores |
Homosexuals, just like heterosexuals, have the right and duty to donate blood. However, a homosexual is still seen as the gateway to all diseases, because even if he proves himself able to donate, by testing negative for diseases, he is discarded from the process. It is necessary to reflect on the urgency of allowing blood donation from homosexuals, as people are being exposed to death due to poor screening, “donor selection” and social opinion on the topic. |
Unoesc International Legal Seminar
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Carpinelli; 2016 24
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A doação de sangue por homens que fazem sexo com outros homens à luz do princípio da igualdade no direito brasileiro |
Although the 1988 Federal Constitution does not express in its article 3 discrimination based on sexual orientation, the principle of equality can be used to argue that banning homosexuals from donating blood is unconstitutional. This discrimination is revealed as a failure in logic and rationality. However, directly or indirectly, it affects individuals who are not part of heteronormativity, strengthening the stigma that homosexuals are risk groups for infections. |
Iuris in Mente: revista de direitos fundamentais e políticas públicas
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Moscheta, Fébole, Anzolin; 2016 25
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Visibilidade seletiva: a influência da heterossexualidade compulsória nos cuidados em saúde de homens gays e mulheres lésbicas e bissexuais |
Female homo- and bisexuality are masked and neglected, directing care only to reproduction, whereas male homosexuality is associated with sexually transmitted diseases. The divergence present in (in)visibility is understood as a result of a heteronormative society, which influences practices in the health area. As a result, there are significant barriers to access and quality of care provided to gay, lesbian and bisexual people. |
Saúde & Transformação Social
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