I'm Brian Godstein and this is the Daily Signal Top News for Tuesday, April 10th.

Here are today's headlines. A new groundbreaking study from British pediatrician Dr. Hillary Cass confirms that many children showing sudden onset gender dysphoria are actually suffering from other mental health diagnoses, not true gender dysphoria.

Sarah Perry, a senior legal fellow at the Heritage Foundation, wrote about the findings

for the Daily Signal.

The report's findings go against the idea that so-called gender-affirming care for mentally ill children is necessary and life saving.

Cass's research instead reveals that children who think they're transgender more often have mental health issues stemming from a difficult family situation or domestic abuse.

They're also more likely to have neurological issues or be on the autism spectrum.

Cass reveals that so-called gender affirming medical interventions

wouldn't remedy any of these psychological issues.

Instead, using such interventions would mean turning a blind eye to the actual underlying

psychological distress with which gender confused children often struggle.

KAS's report reveals that mental health therapy is the best approach for gender dysphoric children,

rather than rushing to put them on cross-sex hormones or puberty blockers or even performing mutilating and irreversible surgeries.

Her report also warns that if children are permitted to choose a gender other than their biological sex,

instead of receiving the necessary treatment

for their underlying mental health issues,

they'll experience significant psychological repercussions.

Cass's report on gender dysphoria was the second such study to be released in 10 days.

A Dutch study of 2,700 children revealed that a significant majority of gender confused children grow out of that feeling by the time they're

full-grown adults.

This newly published research tracked adolescents for over 15 years and found that gender confusion in children drastically decreased over time.

Republican Idaho Governor Brad Little signed a bill into law that prevents teachers and college

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