JK Rowling, known for her outspoken views on gender identity issues, shared screenshot of a US study on puberty blockers that remains unpublished due to political concerns.
Rowling’s quote was quoted in an article published in the New York Times titled” US Study on Puberty Blockers Goes Unpublished Because of Elections, Doctor Says.” In response, Rowling said,” We may not publish a review that says we’re harming kids because people who say we’re harming babies will use the research as information that we’re harming children, which may make it difficult for us to continue killing children.”
This study, conducted by Dr Johanna Olson-Kennedy, began in 2015 and investigated the effects of menstruation blockers on transgender children. This British test did not produce comparable results as earlier experiments had reported. Dr Olson-Kennedy revealed that the investigation, which tracked 95 children over two centuries, did not lead to considerable mental health improvements.
She pushed back on the results because she worried that the information might be squandered in the current socially charged environment, especially in states where such remedies have been outlawed.
Rowling’s article criticizes what she thinks are attempts to withhold important information about the effects of puberty blockers on kids. Her position on gender identification issues, particularly regarding trans treatments, has sparked widespread controversy in recent years.
In response to the author’s frequent open statements, she has often been accused of being against gender-affirming care, which has attracted both support and criticism from various viewpoints.
Rowling has constantly taken a strong position on gender identity.
Lately, she ridiculed the Scottish Government’s move to create a list of 24 female personalities, aligning with her background of what some reviewers term “anti-trans rhetoric”.
Rowling has even criticized the participation of transgender athletes. A few months ago, she took goal at Algerian Olympic athlete Imane Khelif, suggesting she is no medically female, and condemned her involvement in a women’s fit.
Some political figures, including Conservative Party cheerful Kemi Badenoch, who suggested Rowling should be given a knighthood for her approach, have heard her strong opinions on issues like biological sex.
According to BBC, Rowling revealed that she has received aristocracy delivers on two distinct occasions in the past, but she has since stated that she will drop them both.
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JK Rowling’s sarcastic take on unpublished study on puberty blockers
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