A medical tribunal has found Dr Helen Webberley put patients at “unwarranted risk of harm” by failing to provide follow-up care in 2016 after she prescribed testosterone to a 12 and 17-year-old.
A newsletter from the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne (RCH) has indicated that now, after years of assuring families that puberty blockers are reversible, a study will be undertaken, to determine the effects of puberty blockers “on the still maturing adolescent brain”.
Binary recently received an interesting email in response to this article titled “A man breastfeeds his wife’s baby.”
A male mimicking womanhood who artificially breastfed his baby is being slammed online as ‘sick’, ‘disgusting’, ‘vile’ and ‘unnatural’.
A tribunal in the UK has heard evidence against Dr Michael Webberley for wrongly prescribing trans treatments to at least seven patients. He and his wife Dr Helen Webberley ran GenderGP, an online clinic that has now been moved to Spain. He retired after being suspended for failing to provide appropriate care.
Paediatrician Dr Dylan Wilson has written an open letter to Australian doctors, imploring them to re-consider referring children to gender clinics.
An Indian doctor has announced a plan to continue the erasure of women, facilitating extreme appropriation for men who want to identify as women. Dr Narendra Kaushik wants males to be able to access the wombs of dead women or donors so they can “feel as female as possible”. The operation is yet to be successful but is committed to seeing it happen.
Appropriating womanhood has reached new extremes. A man who appropriates womanhood has undergone vagina-reconstructive surgery using the skin of tilapia fish.
Children are taking to the internet and appealing to strangers to crowdfund their transgender treatments.
The World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) is a global organisation that influences many gender clinics and specialists around the world.
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