Researchers from Westmead Hospital in NSW have released a paper that raises grave concerns about the medicalisation of gender dysphoria for children. A five year study, involving almost 80 children with the average age of 13, found that underlying issues and contributing factors to the dysphoria are being ignored. These include things “such as family trauma, sexual abuse, depression and autism”.

Where is The North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network getting their advice from? And who authorised them as social engineers? With the claim it will help confused children, they are insisting on non-gendered playing teams, rainbow flags and unisex bathrooms. They are also campaigning to erase male/female distinctions from our language. How will cancelling affectionate terms of endearment that we use every day help vulnerable children?

Biology matters.

Concerns regarding transitioning treatments for children have been ongoing in the UK for the past 15 years. Doctors began raising the alarm in 2005 but for unknown reasons, recommendations at the time were not implemented. It has been suggested that one reason is the demand for the service was "greater than the capacity of the unit to cope."

The Journal of Law and Medicine, has published a new article on the use of puberty blockers for children and the possible legal ramifications. The paper was written by leading medical negligence lawyer Bill Madden and professor of obstetrics and gynaecology Mike O’Connor.

Psychiatrist Paul McHugh of Johns Hopkins University has “slammed the medical and psychiatric industries” for their treatment of gender dysphoric patients.

An increasing number of health and law experts are flagging potential issues that will arise with the advancement of transgender ideology.

Australian experts are calling for an urgent national inquiry into unproven hormone drugs being given to ever younger gender-confused children.

As the impassioned argy-bargy over the NSW abortion reform bill raged into the night last night, one Greens MP took the already controversial debate to a new level. 

NSW politicians are locking horns over a bill about female reproduction which uses gender neutral language.