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The National Couples’ Health and Time Stress Biology Study (NCHAT-BIO): Wave 1 Methodology Report and Wave 3 Preview
Objective. Sexual minority populations are growing, experience elevated physical and mental health risks, and have unique stressor exposures. However, biopsychosocial research on sexual minority individuals at the population level remains limited. Addressing this gap, we launched the National Couple
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