Why isn't the NHS collecting data on biological sex?

[Justme56]

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I can see that this as a huge problem for transgender and non-binary people going forward. As well as missing out on regular screening for sex specific issues, the growing evidence that different biological sexes display very different symptoms, for example when having a heart attack, it seems like madness that this is going on.

I heard that the NHS also changes the names and numbers on children's records which opens a whole can of worms.

And the parallel problem that they don't accurate record the sex of their staff so they if anyone requests same sex treatment they can't really accommodate this.

Because they've been captured big time by the trans lobby groups.
All the problems will soon come at them down the line - the lack of effective data about men and women's health, the assaults from opening up women's wards to born males, the children reaching adulthood and realising that they're stuck on a one way pathway following their use of puberty blockers, breastbinders and surgery - and a host of other problems.
Then there'll lots of reverse ferreting, denial, victim blaming and compensation paid - all after the damage has been done.

No one does any more. Not the Office of National Statistics, or the police, or the MOJ.
Its going to create an immense problem and the only way to sort out the resulting chaos will be that we will all have to submit to biometric ID cards.
IMO, this (along with the destruction of equality legislation) is the intended result.

Read the IUD/S sections on the NHS website. (I have been thinking about getting a Mirena coil fitted.)

Apparently they are for people with uteruses.