Government won't say if it will follow Britain's move to ban routine use of puberty blockers
An explosion in referrals has meant long wait times, cursory assessments and inadequate treatment.
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An explosion in referrals has meant long wait times, cursory assessments and inadequate treatment.
By Ruth Hill of RNZ The Ministry of Health is refusing to say if it is considering following the United Kingdom’s move to ban the routine use of puberty bl
Puberty blockers, often given to young transgender people, are being restricted overseas due to issues around effectiveness and safety.
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