Puberty blockers for under-18s banned after warning of ‘unacceptable risk’ to children - Existing emergency measures in UK outlawing sale and supply to be made indefinite following official advice from medical experts


Puberty blockers for under-18s with gender dysphoria will be banned indefinitely across the UK except for use in clinical trials, the government has announced.

Wes Streeting, the health secretary, said that after receiving advice from medical experts, he would make existing emergency measures banning the sale and supply of puberty blockers indefinite.


The Department of Health and Social Care said the Commission on Human Medicines (CHM) had published independent expert advice that there was “currently an unacceptable safety risk in the continued prescription of puberty blockers to children”.

Streeting said the commission had recommended indefinite restrictions while work is done to ensure the safety of children and young people.

The NHS announced in March that children would no longer be prescribed puberty blockers at gender identity clinics, with the then Conservative government saying this would help ensure care was based on evidence and was in the “best interests of the child”.

In May, that government introduced a ban on puberty blockers through emergency legislation, preventing the prescription of the medication from European or private prescribers and restricting NHS provision to within clinical trials.

A challenge to that ruling, brought by campaigners who said they were concerned for the safety and welfare of young trans people in the UK, failed in July when the high court ruled that the ban was lawful.

Dr Hilary Cass, who wrote the Cass review into children’s gender care and published her final report in April, described puberty blockers as “powerful drugs with unproven benefits and significant risks”.

She said: “That is why I recommended that they should only be prescribed following a multi-disciplinary assessment and within a research protocol. I support the government’s decision to continue restrictions on the dispensing of puberty blockers for gender dysphoria outside the NHS where these essential safeguards are not being provided.”
 
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Foreign law may not hold much water to others but this can be pointed to for an already established precedent that was, wait for it, literally approved of by experts and science.
That's exactly it.

The Cass Review was the first and, as far as I can make out, only independent review into trans medicine and its impact on the most vulnerable in society.
No input from Mermaids or Stonewall.
No input from WPATH or their associated paedophile groups,
No input from flag waving men with blue hair called Lilith.

There is no science or proper research to be had other than Cass, so countries ignoring that and continuing on with this self indulgent nonsense are going to have some serious questions to answer when this whole gender nonsense finally collapses.
 
There is no science or proper research to be had other than Cass, so countries ignoring that and continuing on with this self indulgent nonsense are going to have some serious questions to answer when this whole gender nonsense finally collapses.
im of the belief that well look back at troon stuff like lobotomy by the end of this century.
 
I wonder what UK troons will now find to make their entire identity about. Attention seeking retards don't just stfu once they've had the spotlight.
Probably therian. Although some already claim furry. What’s the difference? Idfk. It’s like saying you’re pan instead of bi.

1% is trans mind games to look more relevant. Do people seriously think 1/100 people are trans?
If transgenderism is indeed a real ailment it is significantly rarer than 1%. Whatever this modern mess of it is has surely sullied the water and, like I said if it is real, future sufferers will find it hard to be taken seriously. Honestly I liken it to DID- exists but not in the way the media and fakers want you to believe & is incredibly rare.

I’m much more convinced that discomfort with your sex is a symptom rather than a condition though.

2024 really has been a great year. Perhaps 2025 will see common sense return.
 
That's exactly it.

The Cass Review was the first and, as far as I can make out, only independent review into trans medicine and its impact on the most vulnerable in society.
No input from Mermaids or Stonewall.
No input from WPATH or their associated paedophile groups,
No input from flag waving men with blue hair called Lilith.

There is no science or proper research to be had other than Cass, so countries ignoring that and continuing on with this self indulgent nonsense are going to have some serious questions to answer when this whole gender nonsense finally collapses.
This is not the beginning of the end for troonery but can we say this is the end of the beginning?
 
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