The Independent is actively engaged in reporting on crucial issues, from reproductive rights to climate change, and highlights the need for transparency in journalism. It discusses accusations against Wes Streeting regarding the lack of clear information on a forthcoming trial related to puberty blockers, which follows their indefinite ban for under-18s in the UK. The NHS faces criticism for delays in sharing trial information, impacting young individuals seeking treatment. The article underscores the role of community donations in supporting unbiased, accessible journalism without paywalls.
Wes Streeting has been accused of causing distress and uncertainty to trans people...clear and transparent information on the puberty blockers trial, which is understood to be starting imminently.
Puberty blockers were banned indefinitely in the UK for under-18s in December 2024 after the Cass Review found there was insufficient evidence to show they were safe.
While the trial protocol was expected to be published in December, NHS England has postponed meetings with charities providing support to young people with gender dysphoria.
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