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Stick around until the end of this podcast for a preview of'm Megna Chakrabardi. In April, a long-awaited

report from Britain's National Health Service concluded that for most

gender distressed young people quote a medical pathway will not be the best way to

manage their distress and quote that is the result of an almost four year long 388 page

systematic review of all available studies on the use of puberty blockers and

cross sex hormones in adolescence.

The report is called The Cass Review,

an independent review of gender identity services

for children and young people.

It was commissioned by Britain's National Health Service, and it found that the evidence base

for medicalized treatment of adolescent gender distress was, quote, inadequate and poor.

This comes as the number of young people seeking clinical help for gender distress continues to grow.

And unlike a decade or two ago, most of these people are adolescent natal girls.

Many often suffer from concurrent mental health issues or autism.

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