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Not surprising I support LGBT rights, but that doesn't mean we should discount medical advice. It's the typical problem of people who refuse to listen to doct
by jokoon 2y ago
Not surprising
I support LGBT rights, but that doesn't mean we should discount medical advice.
It's the typical problem of people who refuse to listen to doctors and want to self diagnose and self medicate.
- slowmovintarget 2y agoThis is worse than discounting medical advice. This is about suppression of medical evidence on the basis of a political agenda.
- vannevar 2y agoThis is an allegation of suppression. No evidence is provided in the article that the supposed suppression actually happened.
- smitty1e 2y agoAs with: - the climate - Covid ...there seems an increased need for skepticism about pretty much all claims.
- autoexec 2y agoWhat it contains is a lot of evidence that they had every intention of suppressing medical evidence, and they repeatedly insisted on having that ability. It's hardly a stretch to say that they've likely made good on those threats when work is submitted to them which never gets published.
- vmchale 2y agoIt’s objecting to the Cass report, which doesn’t include any new original data or experimental results. It’s fine to object to bad faith medical publications about an extreme minority, which is being granted authority by the NHS while more benevolent (and rigorous) researchers are being swept under the rug.
- blepitang 2y agoIt is incredible that people with zero medical expertise continue to attack a 4-year, expert, impartial review - based on 7 peer-reviewed systematic reviews - of the treatment of gender dysphoria in minors. Because they want distressed teens to be given drugs instead of therapy.
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