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What they are
Puberty Blockers
Puberty blockers are chemical castration drugs, first designed to treat men with advanced prostate cancer. They are now used off-label to stop children from going through puberty — children taught they were ‘born in the wrong body.’ Systematic reviews in several countries have found weak evidence of benefit and serious risk of lifelong harm.
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Systematic reviews & evidence
Systematic reviews
The gold standard in medicine. These systematic reviews looked at all of the scientific literature regarding sex-rejecting drugs and procedures for children. Reviews in the U.S., Canada, England, Sweden, and Finland all came to the same conclusion. The evidence in support of child transition is very weak or non-existent. There is no justification for causing serious, lifelong physical harm in kids.
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Before the drugs
Desistance
Desistance is when the distress about being male or female goes away. Older studies — before pediatric medical transition existed — show that most children did not stay dysphoric after puberty. The best cure for gender dysphoria was puberty! Now, doctors block the cure.
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Suicide Myth
Suicide Myth
The facts are in. Completed suicide is thankfully rare, and pediatric medical transition has not been shown to prevent suicide.
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Documents
Industry docs
More important documents, including the WPATH Files — leaked documents and videos from trans health professionals.
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Statutes and models
Model Legislation
Templates state lawmakers and allies can adapt. Sex definitions, children’s medical care, schools, sports, private spaces, records, and federal Title IX. Not legal advice.
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World Progress
We’re winning all over the world, one conversation at a time, one law at a time. See where your country or state stands.
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