The Truth Unveiled: HHS Report Exposes the Harms of Pediatric Gender Dysphoria Treatment
Join CPRC President and General Counsel Vernadette Broyles and former Congressman and physician Dr. Paul Broun as they unpack the report’s findings and discuss its implications for parents, children, and the future of medical ethics.
For too long, the trust between parents, patients, and the medical community has been shattered by activist-driven narratives. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has released a groundbreaking report on pediatric gender dysphoria treatments—the first-ever comprehensive review of all systematic reviews and the entire body of evidence worldwide. This historic effort, conducted by contributors from across the political spectrum, finally brings the United States in line with the international community.
What makes this report a game-changer?
- Unprecedented Scope: Evaluates all evidence in the context of how gender medicine is practiced in the U.S., exposing the poor evidence and ethical concerns.
- Ethical Analysis: The first review to include an ethical component, highlighting the uncertainty of benefits and the clearer evidence of harm in pediatric medical transitions.
- Blames WPATH: The report squarely points to the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), an aberrant organization that has breached trust through a toxic mix of political activism, deceptive practices, and profit-driven ties to the pharmaceutical industry.
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Don’t just take our word for it—read the report yourself. Dive into the 8-page Executive Summary for a quick overview or explore the Full Report for a deep dive into the evidence.
Why This Matters
The HHS Report is a wake-up call. It’s time to hold activist organizations like WPATH that poses as a medical association accountable and protect our children from irreversible harm. Share this page, join our movement, and help us restore trust in ethical medical care.