January 15, 2020
Australian psychiatrists express doubt over gender experiments
Sydney psychiatrist Roberto D’Angelo, has joined with 5 other psychiatrists, to express concern and doubt over radical trans treatments for young people.
Sydney psychiatrist Roberto D’Angelo, has joined with 5 other psychiatrists, to express concern and doubt over radical trans treatments for young people.
Concerns have been raised that a conversion therapy ban will severely hamper the quality and effectiveness of psychiatric treatments for gender dysphoric patients.
The Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital has defended its gender clinic after months of silence when being questioned about safety and ethics.
OBGYN’s are obstetrician gynaecologist doctors who practice medicine focussed on the female reproductive system. They spend years gaining their medical degrees and then even more time studying the physiology and medical intricacies of child-bearing, menstruation, menopause, female hormones, the uterus, ovaries, the cervix and other female specific organs. It is not rocket science, OBGYN’s are doctors who specialise in women’s health.
British woman, Debbie Karemer, says that her seventeen-year attempt to live as a male was a huge mistake. She believes she was incorrectly diagnosed and rushed into transition. The results were devasting for her as she was injected with hormones, had her breasts removed, and fake genitals surgically fashioned. She is now also bald and has a beard.
Female hospital patients in the UK who complain about having a biological male in the next bed 'risk being kicked off wards under new NHS transgender guidelines.'
A state politician in Georgia, USA is bucking the trans trend to put the welfare of children first.
Australian professor of paediatrics and child health Dr John Whitehall is calling for a Parliamentary Inquiry into “the rapid rise of childhood gender dysphoria in Australia and the lack of scientific basis for current medical treatment.”
In a new paper published about Alzheimer's disease (AD), questions are raised about the impact of sex and gender on research and outcomes.
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