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March 3, 20260 citations

The transgender brain

JTJames Thaney

Key Points

  • Gender dysphoria is linked to biological factors, indicating a need for deeper investigation.
  • Research suggests that genetic influences contribute significantly to the condition's pathology.
  • Analysis highlights shifts in understanding from psychiatric to biological perspectives on gender identity.
  • Further inquiry into gender dysphoria is essential to promote awareness and enhance care practices.

Abstract

Despite having always existed, transgender people have recently received widespread media attention. Gender dysphoria is a condition in which an individual’s physical gender conflicts with the gender they identify with. It is recognized by DSM-V, but its pathology is widely misunderstood. Once believed to be a psychiatric condition, more recent research suggests that the condition may be rooted in genetic and biological factors.

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James Thaney (2015) studied this question.

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