A research black hole? Australia’s gender clinics and their patient outcomes
Last year, there was yet another eruption in the culture wars. It was the angry fallout of a research paper looking at so-called ‘desistence’ rates…
Last year, there was yet another eruption in the culture wars. It was the angry fallout of a research paper looking at so-called ‘desistence’ rates…
Bone density loss in teenagers with gender dysphoria prescribed puberty blockers is mostly reversible with long-term gender-affirming hormone treatment in adulthood, Dutch doctors report in a…
Clinical judgements and the clinical counselling at the Tavistock Centre, which since 1989 has provided the UK’s only gender identity clinic for children and young…
The case of Keira Bell made global headlines.
A group of Sydney clinicians is concerned that families are pinning hopes on pills rather than broader psychosocial therapies.
A High Court ruling in the UK raises ethical questions about their use for the treatment of children diagnosed with gender dysphoria.
But only a small fraction of interested children receive the therapy, say researchers.
The ethics of research studies for young people with gender dysphoria are complicated, write Professor Julian Savulescu and Professor Domini…
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