Identify a true statement about the prevalence of breast cancer among sexual minorities.

A) It is observed that they have lower rates of breast cancer than heterosexual females of comparable ages.
B) Research studies have found that they conduct self-breast examination more often than heterosexuals.
C) It is especially important for them to find providers who are accepting and medically competent.
D) Research studies have found that they detect cancer early and treat it more successfully as compared to heterosexual females.

Sexual minorities face unique challenges when it comes to healthcare, including discrimination, lack of access, and stigma. As a result, it is especially important for them to find providers who are accepting and medically competent. While it is not necessarily true that sexual minorities have higher or lower rates of breast cancer than heterosexual females, they do face barriers to accessing appropriate care and may require more support and advocacy in navigating the healthcare system. Choices A, B, and D are false statements.