A recent study has revealed a dramatic increase in the number of children and young people diagnosed with gender dysphoria in England, rising from about one in 60,000 in 2011 to one in 1,200 in 2021. This fiftyfold increase raises concerns about how gender dysphoria is treated in children. The research, which analyzed GP records from 2011 to 2021, indicated that the rise has been particularly pronounced among individuals recorded as female, necessitating a comprehensive look at both healthcare access and societal influences on these trends.
The number of children and young people diagnosed with gender dysphoria has risen fiftyfold in England over the past decade, highlighting a significant trend.
Research reveals that the prevalence of gender dysphoria among females has increased rapidly, suggesting a need for further examination of underlying factors.
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