A study of all the teenagers referred to Western
Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort.
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The discussions prominently reference the publication's analysis of detransition rates, with comments like 'less than 0.1% detransitioned' and 'only two desisted after starting medical interventions'. Participants also challenge claims made in opposing studies, using phrases such as 'long-term studies exist proving my points' and 'the regret rate is almost nonexistent'. The tone is mostly assertive as users cite peer-reviewed studies and engage in debates about the validity of various claims, demonstrating a mix of support and critical analysis around the research outcomes.
Overall, the majority of discussions show a tendency to support the findings of the publication, although there is some contention regarding the interpretation of detransition rates.
Participants express strong interest in the findings and implications of the study, particularly around detransition rates, which suggests high engagement with the topic.
While many discussions dive into the specifics of detransition rates and methodologies, some responses remain dismissive, indicating a moderate level of deep engagement.
Users largely believe that the study holds significant societal implications, particularly in shaping perceptions around trans healthcare.
Abstract in brief
- A study in a pediatric gender clinic in Western Australia aimed to investigate how often young people who initially identified as transgender later reidentified with their sex registered at birth, as previous data on this was limited.
- This retrospective analysis examined referrals from January 2014 to December 2020, focusing on details such as demographics, medical history, and reasons for closing referrals.
- Of the 552 referrals analyzed, approximately 29% of patients reidentified with their birth-registered sex, mostly before or during the early stages of assessment, highlighting a notable occurrence in this population.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyTrans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australian data from a Perth pediatric gender clinic. The study, "Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort",
@DominusClarus @ThePoliticalHQ @NewsWire_US How so? Trans patients are made very well aware of the potential outcomes, and the regret rate is extremely tiny. If anything, doctors aren’t providing it enough, so many trans kids who desperately want to transition can’t, and suffer greatly. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
Link do badania: https://t.co/B70utIjdQb
@theShadowruls @DarrylT11 @KatyMontgomerie “All existing data”, except for the data that actually exists. Like I said before, not even the Cass Review could find anything like that. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
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@stashdro @MickamiousG No, that clinic was less than 0.1% https://t.co/mGzLM9UNX4
@RejectEverthing @myhiddenvalue This is you lying. This say "two thirds of detransitioners" not "two thirds of trans people will detransition". Here's an Australian study that confirms 1% https://t.co/lVrchvIbts.
@duke_of_butts @SimonAmayaPrice 1% detransition rate https://t.co/3ja6GDC8fn 50 year study regret 2% https://t.co/DfVMP3C1eM 1% percent regret metastudy https://t.co/4YbwwH6hKO critique of desistance studies https://t.co/CEHpEPc73E most detransition isn't because of regret https://t.co/npxj6zFJUm
@1_BTC_DREAM @elcarim_king @PaulEmbery https://t.co/dBdRKvtV8A.
@dermotfitzp @shellshockkk lol, there's been heaps of long term follow up done, like this one, with a robust follow up methodology. Less than 0.1% detransitioned. https://t.co/mGzLM9VlMC
@lhawkes @LDS_Dems The second study flies in the face of other studies that consistently find very low detransition/desistance rates, like this one. https://t.co/BC67F6BsNW
@ProteanAmateur @sarahkahncept @BethRS62 @evs2003 @detransaqua @LisaMazurNH @TeamEricaNH @KristinNobleNH @LGBCourage @Sidewalk_Steve @JamieWhistle you've stated it but that doesn't count for shit. Studies count. Here are some on detransition!!! https://t.co/3ja6GDC8fn https://t.co/4YbwwH6hKO
@alexafaucher JAMA l'une des revues scientifiques les plus respectées au monde? Mais bien sur! https://t.co/MlxkP0tQfP.
https://t.co/7aSD8rywfP
@DuskPustules @Cici_RNinNYC @detransaqua Sorry but your author is biased as a well known anti trans activist with no experience in gender medicine. Try again. https://t.co/eWtpH7KZOW.
@Dothereading @Moon_Princess42 @Rapture_6 @legaltweetz @terfnurse Here’s one without loss of follow-up issues. If you’re interested I also have long-term studies, including several years. https://t.co/GLYoEzUqIN
@LiamHug30729272 @SongBird1957 @jk_rowling lol, there's been heaps of long term follow up done, like this one, with a robust follow up methodology. Less than 0.1% detransitioned. https://t.co/mGzLM9UNX4
@irisaldamarie @LinLethal @Qveen_Potato Transitioning has a lower regret rate than knee and heart surgeries. Most who do detransition do so for societal reasons, such as feeling that it is too dangerous to be trans, or because they were pressured into detransitioning. https://t.co/Li4HyO4mbj
@PaulSTEandM @buckysthoughts 9. Links. regret/desistance/detransition https://t.co/3ja6GDBApP https://t.co/GFtgeHfEtc Transition helps. https://t.co/MQjq3GVI3A https://t.co/zlrECi2rDK https://t.co/26SIXBteJh long term studies. https://t.co/VbhXwDpmOn https://t.co/EXqDMf3YRN 8/8
@mamamizaa54556 @StarshineYazawa @gabycaq Certaines études, tout aussi récentes, et ne souffrant pas de ces mêmes limitations, ont obtenu des résultats bien différents, un taux de persistance bien plus élevé. https://t.co/cDyrkcSstE
@NeuroSGS Evidence against would be the fact that all those studies were prior to the DSM 5, and I think the DSM 5 criteria were less broad, so generalizibity could be low to the current day. This study also assessed that and found very low desistance rates https://t.co/T1VwyhhCWb https://t.co/g93LI53axP
@RozeRage @legaltweetz Stop spreading lies here: In West Australia ALL trans* youth are covered by a study: More than 94% do NOT regret their transition: https://t.co/95Wu7jAZfv
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@Rave_Gahan @wibblington @iaini10 lol, there's been heaps of long term follow up done, like this one, with a robust follow up methodology. Less than 0.1%. https://t.co/mGzLM9VlMC
@AngelJGraves @nyaraVT @NBinted after reaching the point of medical treatment, less than 1% of YOUTH transitioners detransition, with only 5% total of the diagnosed dysphoric teenagers (the majority of whom had NOT begun medical transition yet) detransitioning: https://t.co/NyFpXVsX9S
@D4RK_M4GESTY https://t.co/QWlIBDvKM7 This is a study showing incredibly desisting rates (desist doesn't mean transition and doesn't imply any intent of desisting) It shows that, in a Western Australian medical centre, only 5.3% of the 548 children desisted and only 1% of children detransition
@nf_nick30268 @thepeacepoet99 Quite a few studies, in fact, do follow them for year. And what evidence do you have for the detransition rate increasing? https://t.co/doV9md9oV3
RT @OZlzOpMaDTl0XQo: 二つ目。 「Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort」 https://t.co/…
RT @OZlzOpMaDTl0XQo: 二つ目。 「Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort」 https://t.co/…
RT @OZlzOpMaDTl0XQo: 二つ目。 「Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort」 https://t.co/…
二つ目。 「Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort」 https://t.co/JJVw6ycnZd これに対する指摘ポストはこちら。 https://t.co/MbZiUp3Rbq
RT @OZlzOpMaDTl0XQo: 二つ目「Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort」に関して、留意が必要なことに関す…
RT @OZlzOpMaDTl0XQo: 二つ目「Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort」に関して、留意が必要なことに関す…
二つ目「Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort」に関して、留意が必要なことに関する指摘のポスト。 長いですが、これが実際のディトランジショナーの数を正確に把握できる研究設計ではないことが指摘されている。 https://t.co/MbZiUp3Rbq
@TERFintheSheets @The_RuralGayBoy @TerraLinda0113 @mushycrouton Here you go. https://t.co/EGzzf0nKkz https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
RT @zachrobert15: @DominusClarus @ThePoliticalHQ @NewsWire_US How so? Trans patients are made very well aware of the potential outcomes, an…
@dinahbrand2 @RachelNotley The Cass Review could have included data from van der Loos et al, (2022) https://t.co/Hhfz2IOTPQ, which it already cited, or Cavve et al. (2024) https://t.co/r5yR0yCNOx which show similar detransition rates.
@DominusClarus @ThePoliticalHQ @NewsWire_US How so? Trans patients are made very well aware of the potential outcomes, and the regret rate is extremely tiny. If anything, doctors aren’t providing it enough, so many trans kids who desperately want to transition can’t, and suffer greatly. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
RT @zachrobert15: @betsvigi9 @Puppy_girl25 @ZJemptv And yet you haven’t bothered to cite any of those studies you mentioned. I, on the othe…
@betsvigi9 @Puppy_girl25 @ZJemptv And yet you haven’t bothered to cite any of those studies you mentioned. I, on the other hand, do bother to cite studies. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@c59707 @EmpressRandom @an77684124 @mimmymum Probably because PBs aren’t taken long-term. But we do have long-term research on analyzing trans kids who took PBs, showing consistently positive results. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@a69774 @zombaabe @tpwrtrmnky I have long-term studies which also found low regret. https://t.co/doV9md9oV3 https://t.co/EGzzf0oia7
@SteveMcRae_ @RachelDempseyYT SEGM is a known anti-trans organization that isn’t any kind of recognized medical authority. It would be like getting the KKK’s thoughts about people of color. Meanwhile, long-term studies exist proving my points, like these. https://t.co/EGzzf0oia7 https://t.co/doV9md9oV3
@BrentCoxis @RachelDempseyYT I’m pressing X to doubt. https://t.co/doV9md9oV3
@LasagneWest @p87737d64g6 @JMSanchis70 @mushycrouton We don’t know the effects of blockers when taken long-term, because they aren’t taken long-term; only as long as the patient needs. But we do have research following the patients for years. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v What long-term evidence is there for PBs on precocious puberty?
@LasagneWest @h_alliekat @p87737d64g6 @JMSanchis70 @mushycrouton 1. How else do you expect to see if treatment was satisfactory without self-report from the patients? 2. We have long-term research from independent groups, you just haven’t tried looking for it. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@cupperty @xxxDreaxxxx @Exdetransition1 @againstgrmrs Australian follow up study based on cohort 2014 and 2020, submitted 2022. Of 552 patients, they followed up on 548 of them. Only two desisted after starting medical interventions. https://t.co/cm2w5mz0Zx
@SummerYuleRDN @ThePosieParker You’re either lying or uninformed. We have lots of evidence already showing that gender affirming care significantly benefits trans people. Gender clinics don’t provide GAC easily to minors. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v https://t.co/ANCHSWiGa3
@AndySocrat800 @legaltweetz I'd you had read both my threads you'd have seen it. Australian follow up study based on cohort 2014 and 2020, submitted 2022. Of 552 patients, they followed up on 548 of them. Only two desisted after starting medical interventions. https://t.co/cm2w5mz0Zx
@AndySocrat800 @legaltweetz Australian follow up study based on cohort 2014 and 2020, submitted 2022. Of 552 patients, they followed up on 548 of them. Only two desisted after starting medical interventions. https://t.co/cm2w5mz0Zx
@daisyyoda @CrypticXThembo @JenCages @AriDrennen It’s not difficult to find quality studies involving trans healthcare if you bother to look for them. https://t.co/doV9md9oV3 https://t.co/EGzzf0oia7
@VivIsRad @speakoutsister @UKLabour @Keir_Starmer The first sentence of the article says that gender affirming care has many unknowns and little evidence, when there have been many studies showing it to have an extremely small regret rate. I doubt the rest is more truthful. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v https://t.co/e8LFg2spZm
@jakeshake1974 @Foxyfox4054 @SophieMolly_OFF The entire point of puberty blockers is to give trans kids time to decide if they really want to medically transition. Puberty, after all, is irreversible. You can’t say that you want to give them time while not wanting them to get more time. https://t.co/doV9md9oV3
@Duckslate @rurbesho @Zilla_Geko And yet, the regret rate for trans kids taking PBs is incredibly tiny. Gender dysphoria may be mental, but there are quantitative and qualitative standards to diagnose it and decide if PBs are appropriate. https://t.co/doV9md9oV3
@Aiope_Pi @KatyMontgomerie Trans kids take PBs for about as long as c1s kids. If what you said was in any way true, then why do research studies not mention it when analyzing trans kids taking it? https://t.co/doV9md9oV3 And “fast forward path” is a lie; trans healthcare has an infamously long waitlist.
@ComebackKidBaby @PConPolitics @ErinInTheMorn Yes there are. HRT is literally the exact same hormones that are produced by the body, which have the same effects. As for puberty blockers, those are given to c1s kids far more often for precocious puberty, despite no long-term studies for that. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@Beanst99 @small_lizzerd @KatyMontgomerie @OwenJHurcum You’re just making the “hundreds of thousands of detransitioners” up. The actual detransition rate is incredibly small. https://t.co/doV9md9oV3
@ba82939954 @sullivansa1 Here are two long-term studies saying the same thing. And not even the strongest placebo effect can make someone produce estrogen or testosterone, so why would that be relevant? https://t.co/doV9md8R5v https://t.co/EGzzf0nKkz
@Zeheart_Aznable @AlejoFBlack @English_YL @YoungLiberalsUK We have long-term studies on trans kids who took PBs. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@ken61267 @OwenJHurcum HRT is only given if the patient still wants to go through HRT-induced puberty after PBs give them enough time to decide. And we do, in fact, have long-term studies on this. Probably because it’s the exact same hormones that are produced by the body. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@Alex37731 @adigitalcanary @bobdylansbarber @itsnovabish 3. We already have multiple long-term studies showing that the regret rate is tiny. https://t.co/EGzzf0nKkz https://t.co/doV9md8R5v 4. What “suggestions” does Cass have for that assertion? Because that could just be anti-trans organizations suggesting that with no proof.
@NR_acting @ChipWisemanArt @Shep_33 You’re either lying or incredibly misinformed. There have been many long-term studies on these procedures. And what evidence is there of coercion? https://t.co/mQNfq78A9H https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@RealCalKane @MrAlgolagnist @NatConTalk @SuellaBraverman There are multiple studies that have follow-up data, but she didn’t use those. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v https://t.co/EGzzf0nKkz And even then, Cass still admitted that the regret rate for trans healthcare was basically nonexistent. https://t.co/QyAPoSOWnK
@RevengeOfErica @mimmymum Seriously, all the evidence points to the exact opposite of what you’re saying. We have many studies showing the benefits of HRT, including the high satisfaction rate. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v https://t.co/R3eznRDkx8
@CFresque @SusanPanda55556 @ErinInTheMorn That 80 percent statistic was based on the DSM-4’s outdated concept of “Gender Identity Disorder”, which is no longer considered as a legitimate medical term. Also not all those people medically transition, of which the regret rate is incredibly small. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@smilebehappyOO1 @lecanardnoir @APB_80 @NiteWitchStudio @richardosefton https://t.co/zA7Be2FYDB
@AtakiriReal @karineder @barreto_ademar @hoje_no @sergiorvitoria https://t.co/WHNOApXMm0 Dos 42743 ele escolheu os 552 mais bem satisfeitos com o tratamento. E desses q estavam satisfeitos com o tratamento 5,3% desistiram. Os pacientes foram previamente selecionados pelo presidente da Associação Profissional Australiana para Saúde Trans.
@fletcherkathy8 @get_involved1 @amayadeakins @ErinInTheMorn This, for starters. https://t.co/mQNfq78A9H https://t.co/zvB9Q7ElF2 https://t.co/doV9md8R5v https://t.co/EGzzf0nKkz
@PolitcalHobo @LGBwiththeT Which long-term studies would those be, exactly? Because the long-term studies I’ve seen say the exact opposite of what you’re claiming. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@beilbwuind @Jeremy_thegoose @redpilledhomo @RC_Cola_Fan And there already is quite a lot of evidence showing that PBs are not dangerous for trans kids. Cass simply ignored it all. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v https://t.co/EGzzf0nKkz
@yobluntsoskimpy @timsown @redpilledhomo No, I’m perfectly aware of research studies that report detransition rates. Including the Cass Review, which found fewer than ten detransitioners out of thousands. https://t.co/doV9md9oV3 https://t.co/0WguIbMMmZ
@homeownersexual @JolyonMaugham You’re kidding, right? Research consistently shows that the outcomes are incredibly helpful, and it’s the only answer that does for trans people. Not even Cass could prove otherwise. https://t.co/zvB9Q7ElF2 https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@TRhino9 @becca_begotten @AriDrennen You massively overstate the power that the trans community has. They have little to no real power over the medical consensus. And besides, lots of studies have shown that the regret rate is tiny. https://t.co/EGzzf0oia7 https://t.co/doV9md9oV3
@DaySamual39307 @MilitantSciurus @legaltweetz @leyolray Yeah, we do have evidence on the effectiveness of puberty blockers, and it has consistently been shown to be beneficial, even in long-term studies. https://t.co/doV9md9oV3 And “chopping off body parts” also applies to kids getting their wisdom teeth and appendixes removed.
@polarbear1066 @DeanRed123 That’s a lie. For starters, Cass never actually provided any evidence that PBs cause clear harm. In fact, she found that the regret rate was nonexistent. Second, we do have clear, long-term evidence of benefits. https://t.co/doV9md9oV3
@DaySamual39307 @MilitantSciurus @legaltweetz @leyolray It isn’t science fiction. There’s no trauma or endangerment here. The benefits have been massively proven in many studies. Even Cass had to admit that the regret rate was basically nonexistent for the thousands of patients’ data she had access to. https://t.co/doV9md9oV3
@WitchyMcWitch @Garybro82547780 @lampjaded Except there are many studies analyzing the effects and satisfactory rates of PBs treating gender dysphoria to a highly beneficial level, especially compared to trans kids who weren’t allowed to get them. So Cass is just lying. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v https://t.co/EGzzf0nKkz
@LedenUnor @RottenInDenmark Except we already have studies analyzing people who have taken PBs long-term, while GCs pretend that they don’t exist. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@BobWhencer @TheKarlKolchak @wizardingnews We do have evidence of people taking them long-term. Cass just ignored all of it. https://t.co/ztvTEgtGfq https://t.co/doV9md9oV3
@BobWhencer @DearRebelAda @stephenwhittle How exactly is the rate unknown when Cass was specifically given patient medical records to determine if they regretted the treatment? And we do have long-term follow-up studies; Cass just didn’t look at or care about them. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v https://t.co/EGzzf0nKkz
@mrsgertieblorp @fruityfaeriee @finngalkn You sure about that? https://t.co/doV9md9oV3
@BobWhencer @brotherbeat @majorarlene @RottenInDenmark And we do have long-term follow-up studies showing the detransition rate. It’s still incredibly small. Not even Cass was able to find more than ten detransitioners out of thousands. https://t.co/doV9md9oV3
@brotherbeat @majorarlene @RottenInDenmark Just because you haven’t bothered looking for evidence doesn’t mean that it doesn’t exist. https://t.co/doV9md9oV3
@biped_k @LordAslanThe2nd You keep saying that it’s abhorrent despite the regret rate being almost nonexistent; far lower than most other medical procedures. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@OreillyTal @finnvapxr @ThundertonM And the evidence supporting GAC for trans people isn’t sparse; it’s incredibly vast and consistently shows beneficial results. https://t.co/doV9md9oV3
@elmElowen @JonathanBe16078 @MsLucyHoop @mattxiv Burn victims also use skin grafts as medical treatment. What problem do you have with skin grafts? And as for the “so many are detransitioning”, you’re just lying, considering how tiny the detransition rate is. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@Woman_AHF @MxVivianWulf Oh yes, such massive evidence of widespread harm that not even Cass could find more than ten detransitioners out of thousands. Whereas we have lots of proof that GAC reduces bodily harm. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@cupperty @smilebehappyOO1 @theresaverity @billybragg The study group was all patients referred for gender-affirming care at the ONLY clinic in Western Australia. https://t.co/fJGN5aJz2c
RT @JAMAPediatrics: This cohort study explores the frequency and associated characteristics of reidentification with birth-registered sex a…
RT @JAMAPediatrics: This cohort study explores the frequency and associated characteristics of reidentification with birth-registered sex a…
This cohort study explores the frequency and associated characteristics of reidentification with birth-registered sex among pediatric patients in a gender clinic setting. https://t.co/uHdlnk1m6U
@LizJone55098804 @refluxredux @KatyMontgomerie Hannah Barnes is a pretty well-known anti-trans person, so an opinion article by her isn’t exactly solid evidence. Considering that the regret rate for GAC is almost nonexistent, it’s safe to say that people claiming it’s a medical scandal are just lying. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@theAZcandidate @GogginWalters @AriDrennen Well, we also have studies in clinical settings. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort | Pediatrics | JAMA Pediatrics | JAMA Network https://t.co/5euFNxrouy
RT @Empiricist871: Trans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australi…
RT @Empiricist871: Trans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australi…
RT @Empiricist871: Trans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australi…
RT @Empiricist871: Trans activist Erin Reed attacks the Cass Review, which was published on April 10th, 2024, because it does not mention t…
RT @Empiricist871: Trans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australi…
RT @Empiricist871: Trans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australi…
RT @Empiricist871: Trans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australi…
RT @Empiricist871: Trans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australi…
RT @Empiricist871: Trans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australi…
RT @Empiricist871: Trans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australi…
RT @Empiricist871: Trans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australi…
RT @Empiricist871: Trans activist Erin Reed attacks the Cass Review, which was published on April 10th, 2024, because it does not mention t…
Trans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australian data from a Perth pediatric gender clinic. The study, "Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort",
RT @Empiricist871: Trans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australi…
RT @Empiricist871: Trans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australi…
Trans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australian data from a Perth pediatric gender clinic. The study, "Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort",
Trans activists think they won the debate on detransitioning and transition regret with a recent study based on Australian data from a Perth pediatric gender clinic. The study, "Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort",
RT @Empiricist871: Trans activist Erin Reed attacks the Cass Review, which was published on April 10th, 2024, because it does not mention t…
Trans activist Erin Reed attacks the Cass Review, which was published on April 10th, 2024, because it does not mention the study "Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort", which was published in JAMA pediatrics on March https://t.co/qeYMWDW4C3
Trans activist Erin Reed attacks the Cass Review, which was published on April 10th, 2024, because it does not mention "Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort", published in JAMA pediatrics on March 4th, 2024. https://t.co/qeYMWDW4C3
@femkgs @TheNenko I just remembered this study that says the detransition rate is actually 1% https://t.co/cAiy1EGf10
@zeno001 @lecanardnoir I doi indeed... https://t.co/TTMP5Yx04k
@Adam4004 @KateCameron_NZ @LiterallyAlexK We also have long-term studies like this one, spanning eight years to determine that the detransition rate is incredibly low. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
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Link do badania: https://t.co/B70utIjdQb
@AwldSossige @Zendervai @fleeto91 @MechaniVal @PJEvans66030270 @gorskon How exactly is it quackery when the detransition rate is basically nonexistent? Severe GD can lead to lots of health issues, including increased suicide risk. There’s no other way to treat it other than gender affirmation. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@feminafortis1 @SoupTransphobes @Piers_s_Corner Cass has repeatedly shown that she doesn’t care about honestly representing the data, considering that she sought out multiple anti-trans people and organizations while ignoring actual trans people. And we already have evidence for low detransition rates. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@theShadowruls @DarrylT11 @KatyMontgomerie “All existing data”, except for the data that actually exists. Like I said before, not even the Cass Review could find anything like that. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@Suprsaiyanmura @npbeharry2019 @NathanielT50250 @Ape_of_Verity @_celia_bedelia_ Probably the fact that trans people who are allowed to transition to the sex matching their gender identity have an extremely low regret rate regardless of sexuality, while forcing them into acting as their AGAB makes their well-being worse. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@AF54359238 @JaneFae Take a look. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
@pulgasarii @cymrurouge The regret rate for medically transitioning is extremely low, far lower than many other types of healthcare. Why are you more focused on the tiny minority who might regret it than the vast majority of trans people who will regret not being able to take it? https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
RT @zachrobert15: @praxbenbackup @keewa As for good studies, here’s one. https://t.co/doV9md8R5v
Pediatric gender clinic data. This article quietly slips by and warrant a bit more attention. It appeared in JAMA Pediatrics on the 4th of March 2024. it's open source so readily available. Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender
@vmdcruz @Lauralols @BoundGalaxy @panopticowen @jk_rowling @Esqueer_ To my knowledge the Dutch protocol was not, isn't, a protocol for adults. Here is an abstract of a paper published just this month in my country. Reidentification With Birth-Registered Sex in a Western Australian Pediatric Gender Clinic Cohort https://t.co/fvxACBq4BK