is insufficient to tell us about the long-term outcomes of putting children on a medical pathway.
Dr Louise Irvine, a GP and co-chairwoman of the clinical advisory network on sex and gender said: “A two-year follow-up will tell us nothing at all about risks or benefits of puberty blockers. I am shocked they are putting children through the known risks of puberty blockers for no gain in knowledge and I consider it totally unethical.”
"The trial is yet to pass ethical approval". We shall see.
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