New Study Shows Extremely Low Detransition Rates: Only 1%

[Davie]

Groundbreaking Study Shows Extremely Low Detransition Rates With No Loss To Follow-up

A groundbreaking study out of Perth Children's Hospital using innovative methodology determined only 1% of patients receiving care detransitioned or desisted, with virtually no loss to follow up.
https://www.erininthemorning.com/p/groundbreaking-study-shows-extremely?publication_id=994764&post_id=142362121&isFreemail=true&r=rebf4&triedRedirect=true

[VickySGV]

I just saw that one over in another group I am part of.  The article uses a term I have not heard before, but got easily   Re-identification is their term and I think they have got a better word for it on the whole.  This coming right along with other studies using the Desistance model.  I do agree that we need to keep gathering data over a longer time, not because it will be more valid per se, but over that time our detractors will have had time to die natural deaths of old age.

[KathyLauren]

4 minutes ago, VickySGV said:

but over that time our detractors will have had time to die natural deaths of old age.

 

I often say that, when dealing with dinosaurs, sometimes the only thing you can do is wait for the comet.

[Mmindy]

5 minutes ago, VickySGV said:

Re-identification is their term

Thank for sharing @Davie 

 

I agree @VickySGVRe-identification is an interesting phrasing.

 

Mindy🌈🐛🏳️‍⚧️🦋

[Davie]

16 hours ago, KathyLauren said:

When dealing with dinosaurs, sometimes the only thing you can do is wait for the comet.

Right! When hanging out with a group of trans students at Harvard, I found their confidence and faith in themselves to be inspiring—no one can shout that down. Here they come!