Oh SH*T, this study is WORSE than we thought! 

| Redacted with Natali and Clayton Morris

A new study finds that there is not enough evidence to suggest that bodily gender transition helps people with gender dysphoria.

The authors conclude that this is a high-stakes debate, and it should not come at the expense of using experimental methods on children. Instead, “the field must stop relying on social justice arguments and return to the time-honored principles of evidence-based medicine.



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