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NHS England Stops Prescribing Puberty Blockers and Updates its Cross-Sex Hormones Policy for Minors
Italy Joins the List of Countries Recommending Restrictions on Puberty Blockers for Gender Dysphoria
Italy's National Bioethics Committee (CNB) updated its stance on the use of puberty blockers to treat gender dysphoria. The November 2024 guidance states that puberty blockers should only be provided after...
UK High Court Ruling on the Use of Puberty Blockers in Gender Dysphoric Minors (Bell v. Tavistock)
The Society for Evidence-Based Gender Medicine (SEGM) maintains that treatments for gender-dysphoric people should be supported by high quality evidence. We commend the thorough process undertaken by the UK High Court to assess the ability of young people to consent to treatment that has serious...
Sweden’s Karolinska Ends All Use of Puberty Blockers and Cross-Sex Hormones for Minors Outside of Clinical Studies
New Systematic Reviews of Puberty Blockers and Cross-Sex Hormones Published by NICE
The Effect of Puberty Blockers on the Accrual of Bone Mass
Puberty Suppression for Pediatric Gender Dysphoria and the Child’s Right to an Open Future
A new peer-reviewed article published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior examines the clinical and ethical implications of puberty blockers for children with gender dysphoria through the lens of “the child’s right to...
Puberty Blockers Aren’t Curing Gender Dysphoria. They’re Manufacturing It
New "20-year" Study from Amsterdam's VUmc Youth Gender Clinic: A Critical Analysis
A recent study published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine reported demographic and treatment trends among gender-...
Commentary: The Signal and the Noise—questioning the benefits of puberty blockers for youth with gender dysphoria—a commentary on Rew et al. (2021)
Studies in the field of gender medicine are notoriously unreliable, plagued by small samples, lack of controls, confounding, and bias. This is true for even the “best” studies in the field, such as the “Dutch study”—...