Cross sex hormones cause urinary and bowel problems
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Biology in Medicine
Doctors and colleagues campaigning for the rights of people to be treated according to their sex, and to know the sex of those caring for them.
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Through the Looking Glass
A report into trans activism in children’s literature and library services
Response to NHS England consultation on cross-sex hormones in children
Clinical policy for prescribing of masculinising and feminising hormones for children and adolescents who have gender incongruence or dysphoria
Our letter to the new Secretary of State
Welcome to Office and Priorities for Evidence-Based Healthcare Communication and Practice
Non-binary: the doctor's dilemma and avoidance of harm
What response should we have to our non-conforming patients?
Inciteful Sisters podcasts
We have recorded 2 interviews with Jane and Becks from Inciteful sisters. These wonderful women have been platforming such a variety of women’s voices in the last 18 months, so we were absolutely delighted to be asked, having met at FiLia in Brighton last October.
Non-binary: medical experimentation and the avoidance of sex
Part B: The experimentation on non-binary identities
Times Radio interview with Nick Wallis
The halt to the puberty blocker trial
GPs are not obliged to refer to gender clinics
If an intervention is not in the patient's interests then it is legitimate not to agree to it, including referral to any local pilots schemes run by other GPs
Summary of Levy Review concerns regarding gender clinics
Two of the ambitions of the Levy Review were that patients in England should receive the same standard of high quality care from all commissioned gender identity clinics (GICs) and that the standards should be consistent with other NHS services, with risk managed safely.
Response to our letter to Wes Streeting
We wrote to Wes Streeting last month. This is the response.
Pregnancy checks in medical imaging: what NHS radiographers are reporting
In recent months, NHS radiographers have raised concerns with Biology in Medicine about how pregnancy enquiries are now being carried out in clinical practice.
Letter to Wes Streeting regarding the puberty blocker trial
We wrote to the Secretary of State for Health following his appearance on LBC Radio. We are publishing this now, following his appearance in the Commons today.
The APPG for women's rights
We presented at the APPG today 9th December in Parliament
Non-Binary: Social capital and the avoidance of adulthood
This is the first of a series of posts exploring non-binary identities. Here we look at what it means to be non-binary and the reasons young people might choose such an identity.
Trust Me, I’m (Still) a Doctor
“Trust me, I’m a doctor”
Children's Gender Service consultation response
We finalised our response at the last minute, having had to cut down the word count to fit the available space.
Are rates of detransition low?
We often hear it claimed that detransition rates are low, but what evidence supports such a claim?
Information for GPs
Do I have to refer to a gender clinic or prescribe cross-sex hormones?
Template letter to patient from GP about ending cross sex hormone (CSH) prescribing and long-term monitoring
Referral back to Gender Identity Clinics (GICs) which should monitor the long-term outcomes for patients