RT @Jessica12uk: Anyone concerned about the medicalisation of children via sex hormone treatment, or with the flouting by gender ideologists of the Equality Act's protected category of sex in school sex education from next year, should support ...
*New Post* The NHS no longer says that puberty blockers are 'reversible'. But that's not all, there are further positive changes on the updated web pages - they've got rid of mention of suicide for example. But there are still two pages that need ...
See how far we've come! We said from the start we wanted open debate. Five years ago we wouldn't have heard Woman's Hour reporting that the NHS has stopped saying puberty blockers are 'reversible.' Onwards! #CourageCalls https://t.co/EOJBbY...
RT @ModernShite: 1/ I transcribed this morning’s very interesting BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour interview with Deborah Cohen regarding the recent NHS website updates for the description and possible side effects of puberty blockers. As ever, this is how I ...
Huge Congratulations @jk_rowling! 💐💐💐 https://t.co/zdmfei...
This episode is available now: @janegarvey1 in discussion with @deb_cohen on the change in information about puberty blockers on the NHS webpage. This is an excellent, informed interview from @BBCWomansHour. The NHS no longer says puberty blockers ...
The NHS no longer says that puberty blockers are reversible. Good questions from @janegarvey1 on @BBCWomansHour and informed answers from @deb_cohen. Raises more questions about why misleading information was given to parents for so long. Listen from ...
The NHS no longer says that puberty blockers are reversible. Thank you for covering this subject @BBCWomansHour. Very good to hear an informed discussion from @deb_cohen and @janegarvey1. https://t.co/yCXpcH...