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Gender reassignment surgery market size to grow by 8 52% Y-O-Y from 2022 to 2023: Increase in number of people opting for sex change surgeries globally will drive growth

Gender Reassignment Surgery Market -- 55% growth to originate from North America

USD 209 07 Mn growth in Gender Reassignment Surgery Market 2021-2025 | Driven by Increase in the Number of People Opting for Sex Change Surgeries

Some Doctors Say They Won t Give Their Patients a Contentious New Alzheimer s Drug

Filed to:aducanumab alzheimers diseasebiogenclinical trialfederal assistance in the united statesfood and drug administrationhealth medical pharmahealthcare reform in the united statesjanet woodcockkaiser family foundationkatie porterlife sciencesmedicaidmedicarepresidency of lyndon b johnsonsam gandythe centers for medicare and medicaid services Photo: Matthew Simmons, Getty Images Parts of the medical world are continuing to rebel against Aduhelm, the controversial treatment developed by Biogen and recently approved for Alzheimer’s disease by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. This week, two major medical centres in the U.S. said that they would not treat their patients with the drug. The Cleveland Clinic, as first reported by the New York Times yesterday, assembled a formal panel of experts to review the evidence behind aducanumab, the active ingredient of Aduhelm, before coming to their decision.

After the Keira Bell verdict - An English ruling on transgender teens could have global repercussions | International

After the Keira Bell verdict An English ruling on transgender teens could have global repercussions Worries grow over treatments that can leave children sterile I N 2018 ANDREA DAVIDSON’S 12-year-old daughter, Meghan, announced she was “definitely a boy”. Ms Davidson says her child was never a tomboy but the family doctor congratulated her and asked what pronouns she had chosen, before writing a referral to the British Columbia Children’s Hospital ( BCCH). “We thought we were going to see a psychologist, but it was a nurse and a social worker,” says Ms Davidson (both her and her daughter’s names have been changed). “Within ten minutes they had offered our child Lupron” a puberty-blocking drug. “They brought up the drug directly with our child, in front of us, without discussing it with us privately first.” There was no mention of other mental-health issues, which are known to increase the likelihood of gender dysphoria, the feeling that you are in the wrong

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