Britain Bans Puberty Blockers

While the debate over transgender medical treatments for children rages here in the United States, several European countries are slamming the brakes on so-called “gender affirming care.”

It’s really “gender denying care.” There is nothing “affirming” about denying reality.

Britain’s National Health Service decided it would be a good idea to examine the science behind transing children. After four years of research, led by Dr. Hilary Cass, a former president of the Royal College of Pediatrics, the Cass Report exposed a serious “lack of high-quality evidence” to support these radical experiments on children.

Britain’s conservative government at the time banned the use of puberty blockers. Britain now has a left-wing government led by the Labour Party, and many wondered whether the government’s policy would change. We just got the answer.

Citing “unacceptable safety risks,” the liberal Labour government announced that the ban on puberty blockers will remain in place.

Doctors pushing transgender insanity here in the United States had better start paying attention. More and more of them are being sued for negligence and malpractice, and the science isn’t looking so good.