Campaigners in legal effort to suspend trial of puberty blockers in England
Letters arguing research could harm participating children sent to medical regulators, health secretary and NHSCampaigners have began a legal process intended to suspend a clinical trial of puberty blockers on the grounds that the research could prove harmful to the children taking part.The study...
<p>Letters arguing research could harm participating children sent to medical regulators, health secretary and NHS</p><p>Campaigners have began a legal process intended to suspend a clinical trial of puberty blockers on the grounds that the research could prove harmful to the children taking part.</p><p>The study was commissioned in response to last year’s Cass review of gender identity services which found that gender medicine was an “area of remarkably weak evidence” and “<a href="https://www.theguardian.com/society/2024/apr/10/gender-medicine-built-on-shaky-foundations-cass-review-finds">built on shaky foundations</a>”.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/dec/11/campaigners-in-legal-effort-to-suspend-trial-of-puberty-blockers-in-england">Continue reading...</a>
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