Puberty blockers Ireland

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Some more movement:

www.businesspost.ie/health/puberty-blockers-will-no-longer-be-considered-fully-reversible-c59a37b5

'Irish doctors will not use the term ‘fully reversible’ in future, following a change in Britain’s NHS guidance on hormone treatment for transgender children.'

Business post seems an odd place for that?

At first glance it does but think of other publications that seem to support the idea of a debate between different views in the gender issue, such as The Economist and The Financial Times. Respecters of material reality appear in unexpected clusters.

There's another thread on this. It doesn't feel like there has been enough of a splash to say NHS NO LONGER SAYS PUBERTY BLOCKERS ARE REVERSIBLE - it's major news and people are still saying that it is reversible, like its no big deal at all.

That's true Aesopfable.

Makes you think about which business interests are served by dosing children with puberty blockers.