Queensland Halts New Hormone Therapy for Minors Pending Review
- The Queensland government has paused hormone treatments for new patients under 18 in the public health system, as announced by Health Minister Tim Nicholls on Tuesday.
- An independent external review will assess the evidence for stage one and two hormone therapies for children with gender dysphoria, with a final report due in 10 months.
- The pause will not affect patients already receiving treatment from the Queensland Children's Gender Service, which will continue to provide other clinical support.
- The pause follows concerns about unauthorized hormone therapy provision for 17 children at the Cairns Sexual Health Service, which may not align with Australian treatment guidelines.
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