England’s Health Service Will Stop Giving Puberty Blockers to Children at Gender Clinics
The National Health Service said Friday that ‘outside of a research setting, puberty suppressing hormones should not be routinely commissioned for children and adolescents.’
LONDON — The publicly funded health service in England has decided it will not routinely offer puberty-blocking drugs to children at gender identity clinics, saying more evidence is needed about the potential benefits and harms.
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