The court heard evidence from trans adults and children.
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You say that's one person's story, but so is Keira's? When you look at existing figures for detrans rates, it's really low, especially in NHS. why should 1% dictate what treatment is okay, but one detrans story shouldn't dictate how detransitioning is viewed? Make it make sense
The detrans rate appears so low because there has been no follow up by the clinics, there has been no effort to track and study the numbers. Or, rather, any effort to do so has been shot down due to detransition being seen as problematic.
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This just isn't really backed up. If someone were to detrans, the clinic would hear about it due to ending prescriptions, records changes etc. Other stats show the rate is around 3%, and at most 5%. The NHS is likely lower because it's much stricter.
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The Tavistock admitted that it didn't follow up with patients who stopped attending the clinic, their data keeping was beyond poor, they conducted a 9 year experiment on children and didn't even bother to keep the most basic of data on their patients, why?
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