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Safer Sex 4 Seniors: Aging Bisexuals-What's Your BiQ?
 June 2012 | Terri Clark, MPH, CHES
"To deny your bisexuality is just as painful and damaging for a bisexual as it is for gay or lesbian seniors to live in (or go back into) the closet."
Misinformation and myths abound for bisexual people and this publication poses some common questions along with answers. 
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