How to provide care, not whether to provide care
Helen explains why the question should be about how to deliver trans healthcare, not whether it should exist at all, emphasizing that these decisions belong in the consulting room with patients, families and healthcare professionals
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Dr Helen Webberley, Gender Specialist and Medical Educator
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