Transphobia as a social disease: discourses of vulnerabilities in trans men and transmasculine people.

Objective: to analyze the repercussions of transphobia on trans men's and transmasculine people's health.

Method: a qualitative study carried out with 38 participants, 35 trans men and three trans men, who attended specialized transgender health services in Bahia, Brazil. In-depth interviews were carried out between June 2019 and February 2020.

Perceptions of quality of life by female sex workers from the rural area of the Sertão Produtivo Baiano, Brazil: a phenomenological study.

Introduction: Paid sexual services performed by women are surrounded by stigma and associated prejudice and shame results in vulnerability, making it very difficult for these women to achieve a good quality of life. Such an environment is exacerbated by intersectionalities that mark the trajectory of women who have the ability and desire to obtain income in sexual practice. They experience inequities in gender, race and class and, above all, bear marks of struggle and survival, being residents of a poor, rural region of Brazil, far from urban centers.

Mental health of female sex workers in the COVID-19 pandemic: stressors and coping strategies.

The objective was to analyze the coping strategies adopted by female sex workers in the face of stressors resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. Qualitative study supported by Systems and Coping theories. An in-depth interview was carried out with 30 sex workers from the Alto Sertão Produtivo Baiano between September and October 2020.

(Re)Construction of the body of transgender women: daily search for (in)satisfaction and care?

Objective: To analyze the structure and contents of transgender women's social representations of their bodies and body modification practices.

Methods: Research conducted with 92 women using the Snowball technique. The data were collected using the free evocation of words technique and processed by the Evoc software, which organized the central and peripheral elements.

"Experiences marked by prejudice(s)?": nurses' representations on 'transvestite' people.

Objectives: to learn and analyze the structure of nurses' social representations about transvestite people.

Methods: a qualitative research based on the Theory of Social Representations, with 110 nurses enrolled in Graduate Nursing courses, who answered the Free-Association Test, with the stimulus 'transvestite'. Data were processed by the software Ensemble de Programmes Permettant I' Analysedes Évocations.

Women of different generations living with HIV: social representations about sexuality.

Objective: To analyze the social representations of women diagnosed with HIV about their sexuality considering generational characteristics.

Method: Qualitative study, carried out with women who participated through interviews. The constituted corpus was processed by the Iramuteq software.

Poverty, hunger, and abandonment: representations of the nursing team about homeless persons.

Objective: to know the structure of social representations of nursing team with regard to homeless persons. Method a qualitative research based on the structural approach of social representations. A total of 96 professionals from the nursing team working in the Psychosocial Care Network units of a Health District of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, who answered the test of free association of words and a questionnaire with socio-demographic data.

Homeless people's social representations about self-care.

Objectives: To capture and analyze the structure of homeless people's social representations about self-care.

Methods: Research based on the theory of social representations, with 122 people in street situation. A semistructured questionnaire and free evocation technique were applied with the inducing words "caring for myself is".