Risk benefit analysis of puberty blockers.
R Bailey made this Official Information request to Ministry of Health
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From: R Bailey
Dear Ministry of Health,
1. Please provide any risk benefit analysis you have for the use of puberty blockers.
Yours faithfully,
R Bailey
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Athina Andonatou left an annotation ()
That they are working on evidence and that they have no information held on a risk benefit analysis says it all, they are flying blind, crossing their fingers for the best and writing cheques to the pharmaceutical industries.
All I know is that what they do in on area, they do in others..
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