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Do Puberty-Blocking Drugs Make Transgender Kids Less Likely to Commit Suicide, or More?
“Puberty blockers” are hormones originally intended to deal with “precocious puberty,” in which a child experiences the physical signs of puberty prematurely. Now, however, puberty blockers are being used as a treatment for “gender dysphoria.” The theory is that a child who is already unhappy with his or her biological sex may become even more unhappy when his or her body begins to develop.
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Tagged hormone therapy, Peter Sprigg, Puberty blockers, suicidal ideation, transgenderism
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