April 9, 2024Open Access

Guidelines on gender related treatment flouted standards and overlooked poor evidence, finds Cass review

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Developing a new NHS service for young people with gender dysphoria or incongruence has been a "phenomenal challenge," says the paediatrician charged with the task, not least because of poor data on long term outcomes of treatment. Clare Dyer reports

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