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Disordered Eating and Risk Factors Across Sexual Minority Men’s Tribe Identities
Sexual minority men experience disproportionately high rates of disordered eating. Recent work has shown that within this population, levels of disordered eating may vary across men who identify with different tribes, a set of identities centered around the body and physical appearance. This study i
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