Pediatric gender doctors admit puberty blockers can be irreversible

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Doctors for the World Professional Association for Transgender Health admitted that puberty blockers can cause irreversible damage to children, according to newly published footage, despite the interventions often being advertised as “fully reversible.”

WPATH is a highly influential health organization that publishes the Standards of Care for gender transitions. Its guidance pushes doctors to prescribe puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and sex-change surgeries and is also a source for the politicians, doctors, and members of the media who cite it to claim puberty blockers simply pause puberty and are reversible.

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