Advisory Board December 16, 2024
The United Kingdom indefinitely banned the use of puberty blockers to treat minors with gender dysphoria, with the government’s Commission on Human Medicines saying that the use of these drugs poses an “unacceptable safety risk.”
UK bans puberty blockers for minors
Earlier this year, an independent study commissioned by England’s National Health Service (NHS) concluded that gender medicine was operating on “shaky foundations” when it came to evidence for certain medical treatments, including prescriptions for hormones to pause puberty or to change physical characteristics.
Following the study, puberty blockers for treating gender dysphoria in minors were temporarily banned. Although the ruling was challenged, Britain’s High Court upheld the temporary ban in July, saying that it was lawful.
In early December,...
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