A 2019 paper by stef shuster found providers often substituted gatekeeping for informed consent in the practice of transgender healthcare.

The politicization of surgery for minors has made discussing this evidence deeply taboo.

Of those who discontinued medical treatments such as hormone therapy, a new study found that 80 percent continued to endorse a trans identity.

Research into the brains of transgender people might illuminate some of the deepest mysteries of gender, transness, and sex differences.

When the evidence favoring a treatment is weakly positive and the evidence against the treatment is nonexistent, an evidence-based approach will favor the treatment.

Questions surround changes to the methodology of several systematic reviews of gender-affirming treatments for minors by York University.

Andrea Long Chu thinks libertarianism will save the trans community. That’s bonkers.

The final report of the Cass Review of gender-affirming care for youth is being taken as vindication from anti-trans activists.

Two models of gender-affirming care provision are currently in conflict. What does the research say?

Viewing mastectomy as a loss or diminishment of health makes little sense when you consider the lifetime risk of breast cancer is a whopping 1 in 8.

Research shows that puberty blockers and testosterone therapy do not seem to impact fertility, bone density, or sexual function for trans boys. The Atlantic’s moral panic depends on you not knowing that.

A new study adds to the body of research supporting the use of puberty blockers for trans youth in early puberty.

The two questions everyone has about detransition, definitively answered for all time.

A column that ran in the Boston Globe by Jennifer Block implies it is sensible to prefer a treatment approach with no studies showing its benefits to one that has many.

At long last critics will concede this is evidence-based medicine… right?

A closer look at the organization’s response to a study showing high satisfaction and low regret among top surgery patients.