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UK Sets Minimum Age of 11 for Puberty Blocker Trial
The United Kingdom has established a minimum age of 11 for participation in a new trial for puberty blockers. This decision sets a clear guideline for the experimental treatment.
19 Jun, 16:18 — 19 Jun, 17:07
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Minimum age of 11 set for UK puberty blocker trial
Gender-questioning children will have to be at least 11 years old to take part in a clinical trial of puberty-blocking drugs.
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Minimum age set for UK puberty blocker trial
A minimum age of 11 has been agreed for children recruited to a puberty blocker trial in the UK which some campaigners have said should be axed completely amid concerns around harm to young people.
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