A 2025 paper studied over eleven years debunks the harmful myths that trans youth don’t know what they want.

For trans people in crisis, speaking to someone from their own community can be a crucial lifeline. The Trump Administration’s attack on LGBTQ+ crisis lines removed this vital service.

A 2021 study takes a look at the discovery of transgender identity in youth and the ways expressing that, or not expressing that, affects trans people as they age.

Leading Off: A poll highlights “extreme pressure.” A quilt pleads for safety. The rabid right revels in harassment. The top story lines as the week begins.

A 2015 paper investigates what it is that motivates trans people to stay alive and keep going.

The French Society of Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetology commissioned its own version of the Cass Review, unsurprisingly it almost completely contradicts Cass.

A 2024 paper explores the mental health impacts of anti-trans legislation on trans people.

A 2011 paper exploring the mental health of trans people is commonly misused by anti-trans individuals and organizations to make points the paper doesn’t support.

New terms may seem daunting, but ‘gender modality’ may just fill a needed role.

A 2019 paper by stef shuster found providers often substituted gatekeeping for informed consent in the practice of transgender healthcare.

The politicization of surgery for minors has made discussing this evidence deeply taboo.

Of those who discontinued medical treatments such as hormone therapy, a new study found that 80 percent continued to endorse a trans identity.

Research into the brains of transgender people might illuminate some of the deepest mysteries of gender, transness, and sex differences.

We’re talking about the importance of gynecological care and pelvic floor health and no third-rate children’s author can stop us.

We asked providers and researchers what the open questions in gender-affirming medicine were. Their answers might surprise you.

A new study looked at job applicants who included pronouns with their information and found those who used they/them pronouns were discriminated against.

A paper in the journal Hormones and Behavior calls on researchers to move beyond the binary.

You’ll be shocked to learn Matt Walsh is cherry picking his research papers.

Are there lessons that can be learned to help cisgender patients understand and prepare for their surgeries?

It starts by claiming there are three types of gender dysphoria (there aren’t) and goes downhill from there.