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Introduction: Data collection and its appropriate exploitation contributes to the detection of differences in needs or health outcomes between different sub-groups of the population. These enable improvements in knowledge, and then treatment and health policies.

Method: Our study is part of a prospective analysis of the health and social support system.

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The design of health policies must be guided by the imperative of sex and gender inclusiveness in order to advance the health of all. Classically conceived from the idea of universalism, the French conception of health policies is however often categorical when it comes to questions linked to sex and gender, even though health topics are rarely specificaccount. This article examines this tension in the design of public policies that can improve the health of sexual and gender minorities, between "neutral" or "universal" policies and categorical, "sexed" or "gendered" policies.