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Conducting sexualities research: an outline of emergent issues and case studies from ten Wellcome-funded projects
Dylan Kneale,
Robert French 
,
Helen Spandler ,
Ingrid Young ,
Carrie Purcell ,
Zoë Boden,
Steven D. Brown,
Dan Callwood,
Sarah Carr,
Alex Dymock,
Rachael Eastham,
Jacqui Gabb ,
Josie Henley ,
Charlotte Jones ,
Elizabeth McDermott ,
Nolwazi Mkhwanazi ,
James Ravenhill ,
Paula Reavey,
Rachel Scott ,
Clarissa Smith ,
Matthew Smith ,
James Thomas ,
Karen Tingay
,
Helen Spandler ,
Ingrid Young ,
Carrie Purcell ,
Zoë Boden,
Steven D. Brown,
Dan Callwood,
Sarah Carr,
Alex Dymock,
Rachael Eastham,
Jacqui Gabb ,
Josie Henley ,
Charlotte Jones ,
Elizabeth McDermott ,
Nolwazi Mkhwanazi ,
James Ravenhill ,
Paula Reavey,
Rachel Scott ,
Clarissa Smith ,
Matthew Smith ,
James Thomas ,
Karen Tingay
Wellcome Open Research, Volume: 4, Start page: 137
Swansea University Authors:
Charlotte Jones , Karen Tingay
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This letter seeks to synthesise methodological challenges encountered in a cohort of Wellcome Trust-funded research projects focusing on sexualities and health. The ten Wellcome Trust projects span a diversity of gender and sexual orientations and identities, settings; institutional and non-institut...
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