The letter asserts that the American Academy of Pediatrics is misleading consumers by advocating for puberty blockers, invoking state consumer protection laws to challenge its medical guidance.
Republican attorneys general emphasize that medical trade organizations' statements are subject to consumer protection laws, claiming that their medical claims could be misleading to the public.
The criticisms of the AAP’s stance on puberty blockers rely on discredited research from anti-trans organizations, lacking support from credible medical and scientific sources.
Existing literature and professional consensus, including reviews by respected institutions, affirm that puberty blockers are considered reversible and safe, countering claims made by the letter's authors.
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