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Mapping the evidence on sexual desire and sexual interest in transgender populations: a scoping review
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Research on sexual desire is limited and inconsistent for transgender populations. This scoping review consolidates findings and clarifies measurement practices, associations, and prevalence for sexual desire in this population. The objective of this scoping review is to map how sexual desire and low sexual desire are measured and defined in transgender populations using validated instruments, including whether distress or impairment is assessed, and to identify limitations of cisgender-validated tools.
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