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Tag Archives: science
Dr. Michael Laidlaw et al. publish anti-trans letter with more errors than paragraphs (part 3)
Previously in Part 1: Endocrine aspects, cardiovascular risk, and sexual functioning. Previously in Part 2: Desistance, persistence, and “objective tests” for gender dysphoria. Is untreated gender dysphoria “healthy”? GnRH agonists are used in precocious puberty to delay the abnormally … Continue reading
Posted in Replies, Transphobia and prejudice
Tagged medicine, science, transition, transphobia, youth, youth transition
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Dr. Michael Laidlaw et al. publish anti-trans letter with more errors than paragraphs (part 2)
Previously in Part 1: Endocrine aspects, cardiovascular risk, and sexual functioning. No “objective tests”? Affirming treatment and persistent gender dysphoria in youth There are no laboratory, imaging, or other objective tests to diagnose a “true transgender” child. Children with GD … Continue reading
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Tagged medicine, science, transition, transphobia
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Dr. Michael Laidlaw et al. publish anti-trans letter with more errors than paragraphs (part 1)
This March, the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism published a letter to the editor from an active voice in the anti-trans movement, Dr. Michael K. Laidlaw, and four other medical professionals who oppose the mainstream affirming treatment of gender … Continue reading
Posted in Replies, Transphobia and prejudice
Tagged science, transition, transphobia
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James Caspian and “fifty trans people” who regret transitioning
James Caspian: who is this character? A couple weeks ago, an article came across my feed from the UK’s Sunday Times, headlined: “Fifty trans people tell therapist of regrets”. Caspian is that therapist, a British hypno-psychotherapist with a Hotmail address … Continue reading
Posted in Media, Regret and detransition
Tagged media, science, statistics, transphobia
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Did California state prisons perform unethical medical experiments on transgender women in 1987?
Over the past few years, I’ve made a regular habit of seeking out and compiling nearly any published research that’s relevant to trans people and our well-being in society. Often I focus specifically on the medical side of the transgender … Continue reading
Posted in Endocrinology, Ethics, Health care, History, Politics and law, Transgender medicine, Transphobia and prejudice
Tagged HRT, law, medicine, science, transition
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