These Procedures Are Funded by Taxpayers
Health NZ say that since 2020 the service has been publicly funded to deliver up to 14 gender-affirming genital surgeries (either feminising or masculinising) per year.
Health NZ say that since 2020 the service has been publicly funded to deliver up to 14 gender-affirming genital surgeries (either feminising or masculinising) per year.
If the world’s most recognisable bioscientists can’t get it right, what hope is there for our government appointed local regulator?
Thousands of doctors worldwide rely on WPATH including our own Ministry of Health Te Whatu Ora – and it’s pushed by the radical association of NZ activists called PATHA (Professional Association for Transgender Health Aotearoa).
While worldwide attention on Samoa ignored dramatic inconsistencies, Kennedy was one of the few people who asked detailed and important questions.
The tabling of the Gene Technology Bill at this time speaks volumes about an industry determined to ignore risks and override precautionary voices.
My talk with ChatGPT matches my first thoughts and worries about Bovaer when I first read the good reports about this and how it will save the planet from methane.
Members of the Houses of Commons and Lords should consider what Baroness James wrote before marching their people closer to Quietus.
Starmer government completely bans puberty blockers indefinitely.
Right to Life with other pro-life groups supported the annual National March for Life on Saturday 7th December.
The Nursing Council is responsible for determining standards of competence under the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act, which is currently under review, the health minister’s office said.
Health bosses are swinging the axe half-heartedly, announcing hundreds more jobs are to go. They should be announcing thousands of cuts, not hundreds.
One of the more significant additions involves requiring nurses to “describe the impact of colonisation and social determinants on health and wellbeing”.
Each presentation is shared separately below with a brief summary of the speaker’s theme.
Right now we need scientists brave enough to change course, politicians brave enough to admit to error and correct mistakes, journalists with the capacity to ask probing questions and doctors who refuse to do any harm.