"Study: Puberty Blockers Pose Long-Term Health Risks for Boys"

A preprint study from Mayo Clinic suggests that puberty blockers may cause long-term fertility problems in boys with gender dysphoria, potentially leading to permanent impacts such as sex gland atrophy and testicular microlithiasis. The study raises concerns about the use of puberty-blocking drugs, linking them to increased risks of testicular cancer and other health issues. Experts caution against the growing rush to gender-affirming treatments, emphasizing the need for safer and more effective approaches for those with gender dysphoria.