AYAGDOS – Adolescent and Young Adult Gender Dysphoria Outcomes Study

A new research study about 'gender dysphoria in youth' (ages 13-21) has been launched. The research is being run by J. Michael Bailey, Ph.D., Lisa Littman, M.D., M.P.H. and Kenneth J. Zucker, Ph.D - all names familiar to us for their long-term interest in the subject. The research team describe their project as follows:  "The purpose of this … Continue reading AYAGDOS – Adolescent and Young Adult Gender Dysphoria Outcomes Study

The BBC’s Transgender Coverage Under Scrutiny

A Report by Our Duty The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), a publicly funded institution with a mandate to reflect the diversity of the UK population, is facing growing concerns over its portrayal of gender identity issues. A recent report by Our Duty critically assesses the BBC’s coverage of transgenderism and highlights significant biases in its … Continue reading The BBC’s Transgender Coverage Under Scrutiny

Abnormal Behaviours in Transgender Presentation and Treatment

Understanding the Surge in Gender Dysphoria Cases: A New Perspective on Medical Practice In a recent exploration of the growing phenomenon of gender dysphoria and its treatment, a new research article published in the Australasian Psychiatry provides context on the increasing number and evolving demographics of patients seeking gender-affirming care. The article offers a novel … Continue reading Abnormal Behaviours in Transgender Presentation and Treatment

Will the Cass Review have an impact in the USA?

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. There is no doubt that the recently published Cass Review will have global ramifications for the provision of healthcare to young people presenting with the feelings often labelled ‘gender dysphoria’. While many of us have known the unpalatable facts around so-called ‘gender affirming care’ for years, it was … Continue reading Will the Cass Review have an impact in the USA?

Our Duty Canada’s Official Letter re: The Cass Review

How the Cass Review Affects Gender Affirming Care in Canada

Cass Review First Impressions

The Cass Review – Final Report, First Impressions

“The adoption of a treatment with uncertain benefits without further scrutiny is a significant departure from established practice.” The Cass Review, s23, p25 The above statement encapsulates what went wrong with children’s gender services at the Tavistock Centre Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS). This admission that the Dutch Protocol was pursued bypassing established practice and … Continue reading The Cass Review – Final Report, First Impressions

An Open Letter Urging Immediate Disengagement from the Discredited WPATH

We have sent our open letter (with over 250 signatures) urging disengagement from the discredited WPATH to over 750 medical, mental health, education and political bodies across Canada.

PRCOC Parents Rights Virtual Summit

The Parents Rights Coalition of Canada (PRCOC), is hosting its 1st Parents Rights Virtual Summit via Zoom on Saturday, January 27th The Parents Rights Coalition of Canada (PRCOC) is clear evidence of Canadians coming together to battle Gender Ideology in our children's K-12 schools, our medical and mental health communities, and in our governments. This … Continue reading PRCOC Parents Rights Virtual Summit

The World Health Organization is promoting controversial ‘gender-affirming’ approach on a global scale

An open letter to the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) in the UK and the World Health Organisation (WHO) When teenagers tell their parents they are trans and must urgently undergo medical transition, most parents do not know what to do. Whilst parents are prepared to stick with their children through thick and … Continue reading The World Health Organization is promoting controversial ‘gender-affirming’ approach on a global scale

Detransition and Desistance Among Previously Trans-Identified Young Adults

Research published on 1st December 2023 (almost exactly four years after the first detransitioner conference in Manchester, England) examines the experiences of formerly transgender identifying people who have since desisted or detransitioned. Desistance is the term used to describe those who discard their transgender identity prior to any opposite-sex imitation medication, detransition is used to … Continue reading Detransition and Desistance Among Previously Trans-Identified Young Adults