New Research Raises More Doubts About Safety and Benefits of Gender Transition Treatments for Minors
The most rigorous academic analysis to date of the research backing puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones as treatments for gender-related distress in young people has found it has produced ‘very uncertain’ evidence.

A pair of major new analyses of research into providing gender-transition drugs to adolescents and young adults have indicated that a prevailing orthodoxy in the American medical community — that such treatments are safe and effective for gender-distressed minors — is largely based on “very uncertain” scientific evidence.
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