The hottest Puberty Blockers Substack posts right now

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Michael Shellenberger 1370 implied HN points 12 Mar 24
  1. The UK's National Health Service stopped prescribing puberty blockers to children, leading the way in reevaluating medical treatments for gender dysphoria
  2. There is a lack of long-term evidence for the safety and effectiveness of puberty blockers in children, as per the independent review commissioned by NHS England
  3. Advocates are calling for the US, including President Biden, to ban puberty blockers for children and follow the UK's lead
News from Those Nerdy Girls 373 implied HN points 23 Jan 24
  1. Puberty blockers are reversible and help improve the mental health of trans youth while reducing the need for future surgeries.
  2. Using puberty blockers gives trans youth time to explore interventions and prevents irreversible physical changes.
  3. Research shows that puberty blockers are safe and beneficial for trans youth, improving well-being and decreasing mental health risks.
Singal-Minded 1194 implied HN points 07 May 23
  1. Puberty blockers for gender dysphoric youth have controversial side effects and their effects on giving time to think are disputed.
  2. Scientific American's article lacks thorough research, oversimplifies key information, and makes misleading claims.
  3. Claims linking gender-affirming care to decreased suicide rates are based on flawed studies and should be approached with skepticism.
Bodies get in the way... 334 implied HN points 26 Feb 23
  1. Children are not born with a sense of gender or sex; they learn and accept these concepts over time.
  2. Socially transitioning children can lead to gender dysphoria and harm their natural puberty development.
  3. Interventions like puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgeries can have long-lasting negative effects on children exploring gender identity.
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