Shuttered Transgender Clinic Could Face Mass Lawsuit - report

The controversial Tavistock UK clinic - which prescribed powerful puberty-blocking drugs to teenagers - is facing ‘a number of detransitioners who are considering legal action’ after claims effects of the drugs were ‘fully reversible’ lack evidence.

The legal action could claim patients could not give informed consent as they were under 16 - or that the drugs damaged youngsters. “Far too many children have been left with physical and emotional scars from decisions we should never have let them make”, one expert therapist told the Daily Mail.

A spox for hospital chiefs defended the treatments, stating, “The Trust is proud of its Gender Identity Development Service, which for 30 years has been providing support to children … experiencing difficulties around their gender identity development.”

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This stuff is great, but is going through the system really ever going to make a significant difference? What are your thoughts?

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TOKYO: The entire Japanese government has resigned, Sputnik reported quoting a Kyodo news agency report.
.....can we get the entire Australian government to resign too!! Just asking for a friend...
https://www.thesundaily.my/wor....ld/japan-s-governmen

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The European Commission has secured an additional 15 million booster doses of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine for the Omicron variant.

“Increasing COVID-19 vaccination and booster rates will be crucial as we plan ahead for the autumn and winter months," said EU health commissioner Stella Kyriakides « To best ensure our common preparedness, Member States must have the necessary tools. »

Kyriakides added that this includes vaccines that are adapted to the variants of the virus that have emerged.

"This agreement will ensure that Member States will have access to the vaccine doses they need at the right time to protect our citizens," she added.

The bloc also reached an agreement with Moderna to delay the delivery schedule of doses.

https://www.euronews.com/my-eu....rope/amp/2022/08/09/