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"...presenting Layla’s parents with the false dilemma that: 'would they rather have a live son, or a dead daughter?'"
"...presenting Layla’s parents with the false dilemma that: 'would they rather have a live son, or a dead daughter?'"
 
bills to protect children pass overwhelmingly in first legislative chamber
bills to protect children pass overwhelmingly in first legislative chamber
 
The director of the pediatric gender clinic at Boston Children’s Hospital admitted that puberty blockers cause infertility and are given out to children “like candy” to a “skyrocketing” number of new patients in a recently uncovered video conference.
The director of the pediatric gender clinic at Boston Children’s Hospital admitted that puberty blockers cause infertility and are given out to children “like candy” to a “skyrocketing” number of new patients in a recently uncovered video conference.
 
Documents just being revealed show that American pediatricians have slammed the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) for pushing puberty-blocking drugs for teens who claim they are a different gender.
Documents just being revealed show that American pediatricians have slammed the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) for pushing puberty-blocking drugs for teens who claim they are a different gender.
 
Puberty blockers, known as gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) substances, received a warning from U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officials earlier this month, saying the drug could cause brain swelling, loss of vision, and serious risks for children injecting the hormone.
Puberty blockers, known as gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) substances, received a warning from U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officials earlier this month, saying the drug could cause brain swelling, loss of vision, and serious risks for children injecting the hormone.
 
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