This article puts non peer reviewed press releases above peer reviewed research and multiple recommendations by professional health bodies. Not once does the article mention “peer review”. The article calls the A.A.P. “left-leaning”. The article also uses sciency sounding words such as “systematic reviews”, but the authors of the studies in the links are all ppl who ask co-write the same non peer-reviewed “gender care for teens is bad” articles.

Oh, NHS England is funding all this shit.

Another website calls out the article author for her regular transphobia. It seems she’s pulled shit a few times.

I don’t want to shit on doctors, but an individual doctor is not a researcher. Quite a few of them have had bad opinions, especially on topics that are outside their specialty.

Edit: people with much more knowledge than me have debunked this much better than I could have.

https://whatthetrans.com/cass-review/

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    6 months ago

    Also it’s not possible to do a double-blind test on pubescent kids. Even if you aren’t told whether the kid is on puberty blockers, or hormones, or nothing, it’ll be obvious just by looking at them.

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      I’m imagining a “its just a phase” type of test. Pretty sure there’s some elements of the “social contagion” somewhere in the assessment.

      The one on the placebo will just “grow out of” wanting to be the opposite gender. It won’t matter that puberty will be obvious, its not the physical characteristics the researchers are wanting to observe. Their testing whether or not a kid who says “I’m transgender” at a prepubescent age will still have those feelings when they hit puberty, are going through puberty, get to the other side of puberty.