Gender Care & Suicide Risk: What Science Doesn't Know

07/25/23 • 9 min

A new review reveals major flaws in research linking gender care (including hormone therapy, puberty blockers, and sex reassignment surgery) to reduced suicide risk.

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A new review reveals major flaws in research linking gender care (including hormone therapy, puberty blockers, and sex reassignment surgery) to reduced suicide risk.

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A lot of people claim that gender treatment (including puberty blockers, hormones, and surgery) is “life-saving care,” in that it reduces suicide. But a review of scientific research suggests that this relationship might be best compared to intoxication, in that alcohol also produces a desired, measurable effect – it reduces anxiety – and yet its medical consequen