Psychological, Normative, and Environmental Barriers to Tobacco Cessation that Disproportionally Affect Sexual Minority Tobacco Users.

Several important psychological, normative, and environmental barriers to tobacco cessation were identified that disproportionally affect sexual minorities. There was considerable heterogeneity in the prevalence and relative difference of these barriers across sexual minority subgroups, suggesting that community-based tobacco cessation programs should be responsive to differences in gay and bisexual men and women.