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Gender dysphoria: puberty blockers and loss of bone mineral density

12:22 EST 4 Dec 2019 | British Medical Journal

Cohen and Barnes clearly articulate the ongoing debate on the effects of puberty blockers (gonadotrophin releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists) on bone mineral density in trans and gender diverse young...

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