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Teenagers 3 parts

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Teenagers and gender identity: the evidence base (parts 1, 2 and 3)

Part 1: Why might teenagers question their gender?
Part 2: Treatment and outcomes
Part 3: How parents can support their children

Teenagers and gender identity: the evidence base, part 1

Introduction and Part 1: Why might teenagers question their gender? (by Matilda Gosling and Stella O’Malley)

Part 2: Treatment and outcomes (by Matilda Gosling)
with accompanying technical paper: Gender-questioning teenagers: puberty blockers and hormone treatment vs placebo

Teenagers and gender identity: the evidence base. Part 3: How parents can support their children

Part 3: How parents can support their children (by Matilda Gosling)