Review Finds No Evidence of Increased Youth Suicides After Puberty Blocker Ban
Government-commissioned report criticizes claims and calls for sensitive handling of the issue in public discourse.
- Professor Louis Appleby's review found no significant rise in suicide rates among young gender dysphoria patients at the Tavistock clinic.
- The report highlights the dangers of using suicide statistics irresponsibly in public debates.
- Claims of increased suicides were based on selective and insufficient evidence, according to the review.
- Appleby emphasizes the need for compassionate, evidence-based care for gender-questioning youth.
- The discussion of this issue on social media has been labeled as insensitive and potentially harmful.