UK: Children Won't Be Prescribed Puberty Blockers at Gender Identity Clinics, Says NHS England
The puberty blockers pause the physical changes of puberty such as breast development or facial hair. The blockers will now only be available to children as part of clinical research trials.
The National Health Service of the United Kingdom, on Tuesday, March 13, said that children will no longer be prescribed puberty blockers at gender identity clinics. According to a report in Sky News, puberty blockers pause the physical changes of puberty such as breast development or facial hair. The blockers will now only be available to children as part of clinical research trials. The Rishi Sunak-led government welcomed the "landmark decision" and said that it would help ensure care is based on evidence and is in the "best interests of the child".
No More Puberty Blockers for Children
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