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Oct 26, 2026
EP167 - Waiting With Prosho: NHS Data Exclusive!
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38:33FlintHOST
The response was swift, as can be seen in the video of the event, with security immediately swarming, grabbing the activist pretty roughly, In fact, literally dragging them out, it looks far more violent than anything Gort were doing.
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38:43FlintHOST
It's not even the first action they've done, by the way, because back in July, they climbed atop the entrance to the Tavistock Clinic with a trans flag to unfurl another banner saying, Gort demands informed consent now.
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38:54FlintHOST
While someone stood outside the building with a megaphone speaking about the injustices that we face.
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38:59FlintHOST
Good on them.
Conversion Practices Bill: criminalising parents, teachers and priests?
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74:49speaker_21UNKNOWN
Also, we know we've we've had the cast review.
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74:52speaker_21UNKNOWN
We know that it was the gender affirmative approach that brought down the Tavistock Clinic.
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74:58speaker_21UNKNOWN
We know from the CAST review, which this government claims to support, that a gender affirmative approach significantly increases persistence in children.
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75:08speaker_21UNKNOWN
That means more children on puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, future surgeries, medical patients for life.
Ep 207: Trauma Filmmaker: Your Anxiety Diagnosis Is Just A Checklist, And They're PROFITING From It!
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41:25Ton MazzoneGUEST
The thing is I felt let down by the NHS when I went to speak to my GP and was invalidated and not, there was no care in that, in that meeting.
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41:37Ton MazzoneGUEST
Um, but it was scree- we did a screening within the NHS, um, called the Tavistock Clinic, which is an NHS trust not far from me.
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41:48Ton MazzoneGUEST
So it was in North London, which is where I live, uh, in front of over 100 healthcare professionals who will potentially be helping people.
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41:59Ton MazzoneGUEST
And so that was a really proud-
The teen brain and boundaries with Dr Jon Goldin
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6:13Jon GoldinGUEST
Which was interesting.
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6:15Jon GoldinGUEST
And, um, uh, I remember working in the adolescent department many years ago at the Tavistock Clinic, and we did talk.
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6:22Jon GoldinGUEST
I had an excellent supervisor, a man called Robin Anderson, and we did talk about how adolescent characteristics really do continue well into adulthood.
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6:32Jon GoldinGUEST
And in fact, you could say that many people who are having midlife crises or things like that are revisiting aspects of their adolescence that perhaps they haven't fully worked through at an earlier age.
EP166 - BASH BACK: The Interview
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20:24AshleighHOST
Patients currently awaiting surgery may have entered the pathway before the Welsh Gender Service was established.
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20:29AshleighHOST
Prior to this, patients in Wales accessed gender services through the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust.
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20:36AshleighHOST
Cardiff and Vale University Health Board continues to work closely with the NHS Wales Joint Commissioning Committee and partners across Wales in relation to the temporary pause to referrals for gender affirming surgery and scheduled surgery through the Welsh Gender Service.
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20:50AshleighHOST
We recognise that this continues to be a difficult and uncertain period for many patients and remain committed to providing clear, factual information and supporting those affected.
Ep. 2412: Aaron Kheriaty & Nick Andrew on Medicine, Islam, and America | Take FiVe
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6:23Aaron KheriatyGUEST
And in the wake of that, in the United Kingdom, the National Health Service of Britain shut down its flagship gender clinic that was doing these transition procedures.
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6:33Aaron KheriatyGUEST
The Tavistock Clinic essentially closed its doors, and they said, "No, we're gonna give, we're gonna give supportive psychotherapy and s- um, [lip smack] uh, psychological social interventions to help these young kids who are struggling with gender identity issues, but we're not going to mutilate their bodies.
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6:51Aaron KheriatyGUEST
We're not gonna put them on hormones that cause irreversible changes and, and oftentimes cause downstream health, uh, consequences." So the, the question for us was, given the very poor health outcomes that were already apparent to anyone who wanted to look in, in the research on this question, why was it, how is it that hospitals and clinics so readily embrace these things?
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7:18Dave ScarlettHOST
Yes.
What We Get Wrong About Men’s Mental Health | Martin Seager | #121
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54:38Sam MacleanHOST
Yeah.
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54:38Martin SeagerGUEST
And also they can help each other in a male-friendly way, because when I ran a men's therapy group with a colleague years ago, we found that the group could get into massive banter, you know, which wouldn't be like classic Tavistock Clinic group therapy.
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54:54Sam MacleanHOST
Mm.
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54:54Martin SeagerGUEST
But you are bantering, making a joke, sometimes a crude joke, but it's just blokish behavior, which is great, and everyone's bonding, and then suddenly a guy starts crying about something.
Celebrating Trans on British Television
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25:44Caroline O'ReillyHOST
As part of his research, he observed meetings organised by Momaze, which is a charity that supports transgender, non-binary and gender diverse children and young people, as well as their families and the professionals involved in their care.
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26:07Caroline O'ReillyHOST
And he also consulted with clinical psychologists at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, which is now merged with the North London NHS Foundation Trust, which was where the Gender Identity Development Service was located.
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26:32Caroline O'ReillyHOST
GIDS was a specialist NHS clinic for transgender and gender diverse young people.
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26:42Caroline O'ReillyHOST
However, as a result of the CAS review, it officially closed on the 30th of March 2024.
Benefits ban: How Badenoch plans to follow Burnham – with Poppy Coburn
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32:52Angus ColwellGUEST
Yes.
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32:53Poppy CoburnGUEST
What was happening at the Tavistock Clinic? No, I
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32:56Angus ColwellGUEST
didn't put it
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32:56Poppy CoburnGUEST
out.
A Recent Report for the US Health and Human Services on Gender Medicine – Dr. Aaron Kheriaty, 10/1/26 (2741)
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5:43Aaron KheriatyGUEST
The original question that we started with when we began the work on this report, not necessarily knowing [chuckles] at that time that we were going to uncover the widespread pattern of fraudulent billing, but the, the question was, given the fact that we now have ample evidence that these procedures are not safe and they're not effective, there was a report last year from the Department of Health and Human Services just looking at the scientific evidence- There was another report two years ago from the United Kingdom commissioned by their National Health Service, the so-called Cass Report, that also found that these procedures were not safe and effective.
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6:23Aaron KheriatyGUEST
And in the wake of that, the UK shut down their flagship gender clinic that was run by their NHS, the, the Tavistock Clinic.
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6:32Aaron KheriatyGUEST
So the question for us was, given the fact that we now have evidence that this is not helpful to people and particularly harmful to young people, how was it that hospitals so uncritically embraced it? What was driving those decisions? What was the hospital's usual mechanism for vetting a new procedure, for assessing the safety and efficacy of a new procedure, for providing medical staff privileges for the doctors or the surgeons that were going to be performing those procedures? And how did it fail in the case of gender medicine, in the case of these sex-rejecting procedures? That was the question that we began with.
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7:14Aaron KheriatyGUEST
And part of the answer to that question is, I think the hospitals embraced this for ideological reasons.