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We offer a Gender Care Framework to rival WPATH’s Standard of Care 8 in support a non medicalized approach to gender distress in youth and vulnerable adults. Here: https://t.co/a3eLxK3ams Listen to Stella O'Malley here: https://lnkd.in/gu9wqxKA

NEW on Genspect: Dutch gender clinics claim they “do it carefully,” but evidence shows trans regret could be as high as 33%. High dropout rates hide the truth, raising serious concerns about transparency and patient outcomes. A revealing investigation: https://lnkd.in/gxgfa_Fa

This is the third in a series of informative short films that aim to provide a comprehensive view of the various aspects and implications of the increasing trend of transgender identification and medical transition among young people, emphasizing the need for careful consideration and broader societal understanding. https://lnkd.in/gxkVvnfg

Interacting with medical data can be challenging, especially as gender-related activism increasingly influences medical practice and management. This activism has led to structural changes in medical forms, electronic health records, labs, and medications, creating safety and quality concerns for patients and legal pitfalls for clinicians. Understanding these changes, which have scaled exponentially with the adoption of electronic health records, empowers you to navigate the system effectively, whether you are a patient, parent, or clinician. This toolkit provides essential information to ensure safe, quality care in this evolving landscape. https://lnkd.in/gFtzmzqn

Natalya Murakhver of Restore Childhood and Dr. Kris Kaliebe, professor of psychiatry at the University of South Florida to discuss “An Urgent Conversation”, a toolkit designed to help parents and schools move beyond the culture wars towards an evidence-based approach to supporting gender non-conforming kids. A stealth revolution has taken place in America’s schools. Despite “remarkably weak” evidence that pediatric gender medicine helps gender distressed children and young people, school boards and teachers have become complicit in a school-to-clinic pipeline that pushes vulnerable, gender non-conforming kids toward medical transition without the knowledge or consent of their parents. Restore Childhood has created a resource for parents and concerned educators to navigate and decode the scientific evidence on gender medicine and to make the case with local educators, community members, and policymakers to work with parents to make sure children have the opportunity to grow healthy bodies and to reach their fullest developmental potential. https://lnkd.in/gCSWGx8w https://lnkd.in/gwJbaR3t

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"Discovering that individuals seeking support for gender dysphoria often undergo similar invasive medical interventions to stage 3 breast cancer patients, I felt compelled to create a forum to empower those struggling with their identity to make informed choices and share their experiences." Read here: https://lnkd.in/eztfaDBk

This is the fourth of a series of informative short films that aim to provide a comprehensive view of the various aspects and implications of the increasing trend of transgender identification and medical transition among young people, emphasizing the need for careful consideration and broader societal understanding. https://lnkd.in/gP_-py9D

AUSTRALIA: Implications of the Cass Review for health policy governing gender medicine for Australian minors Conclusions The Cass Review’s findings and recommendations have clear applicability to Australian health policy. As a matter of priority, Australian health authorities need to seriously engage with the Cass Review's findings and recommendations. To not do so will put the health and well-being of vulnerable children and young people at risk. https://lnkd.in/g7GqPf2J

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