Books on Bisexual Health at the UCSF Library
Dual attraction : understanding bisexuality by Call Number: HQ74 .W44 1994ISBN: 9780195098419Publication Date: 1994An extended study of bisexuality in the field of psychology, making use of surveys and longitudinal studies.
Bisexual women in the twenty-first century by Call Number: HQ74 .B567 2002ISBN: 1560233036Publication Date: 2002Explores female bisexuality from a wide variety of activist and cultural viewpoints.
Lesbian and bisexual women's mental health by Call Number: RC451.4.G39 L46 2003ISBN: 0789026813Publication Date: 2003Covers diagnostic and treatment issues, the impact of religiosity on psychosexual development, the prevalence of depression and anxiety, and close relationships.
Bisexual men in culture and society by Call Number: HQ74.2 .U5 B52 2002ISBN: 1560232501Publication Date: 2002An edited collection focusing on representations of male bisexuality in various media and cultural forms.
Unequal opportunity : health disparities affecting gay and bisexual men in the United States by Call Number: RA564.9 .H65 U94 2008ISBN: 0195301536Publication Date: 2008Offers perspectives on health disparities, and physical and mental health risks for gay and bisexual men, with implications for providing health care.
Bisexual Health Organizations and Resources
- BiNet USAA voice for "bisexual, pansexual, fluid, queer-identified and all other of us 'somewhere in between' people as well as their lesbian, gay, transgender, 'straight but not narrow' and questioning friends and allies," BiNet USA facilitates a network of independent bisexual and bi-friendly communities; promotes bisexual, pansexual and bi-inclusive visibility; and collects and distributes educational information.
- Safer Sex for Bisexuals and Their Partnersby Fenway Health
- Bisexual Invisibility: Impacts and Recommendations (2011)This report by the San Francisco Human Rights Commission discusses bisexual invisibility and the resulting health impacts, the lack of institutional support for bisexual populations, and the need for systemic consideration.