A rigorous new U.S. study comes to the same conclusion as many other countries: The medical case for pediatric transitions is alarmingly weak.

I’m a cynical person, always have been (though I’ve gotten a little less so since having kids), which is why I’m a natural skeptic of anything any politician says to me. Trust, but verify,…

By: The Editorial Boarad – wsj.com – May 7, 2025 An HHS report rebuts the false ‘consensus’ on treating minors. The 409-page study from the Department of Health and Human Services reviews the evidence about gender dysphoria among children and the various treatment options. It amounts to a rebuke of the political and medical conformity that has developed around gender...

An unlikely alliance fights to keep Britain from legalizing assisted suicide amid a palliative care crisis.

Every day we make assumptions as consumers. We assume food labels list accurate ingredients. I’m allergic to guaifenesin, so I assume that if that’s listed on a cold medicine label, I should steer clear but if not then it’s safe for me to take. We make these assumptions because a federal agency in Washington, the […]

By: Allysia Finley – wsj.com – January 5, 205 As with his other work, the surgeon general’s report is light on facts, heavy on expanding government. The report warns that, for some cancers, “evidence shows that this risk may start to increase around one or fewer drinks per day.” Note the operative word, may. The link between heavy drinking and...