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From the NHS to the police, how the obsession with gender captured the public sector

  • A review led by Professor Alice Sullivan warns that focusing on gender identity over biological sex in data collection poses serious health risks, including missed screenings and delayed diagnoses, especially for trans individuals and minors.
  • The report emphasizes that NHS records often prioritize gender identity over biological sex, leading to missed health screenings and delayed cancer diagnoses. It highlights a concerning trend where the NHS and some police forces interchange terms like 'sex' and 'gender,' leading to a loss of vital sex-based data.
  • Health Secretary Wes Streeting stated that the findings underscore the necessity of recording biological sex for patient safety, affirming that this does not negate recognizing individuals' gender identities.
  • Experts stress the need for clear distinctions in data collection to prevent harm and have called for the government to act on the review's recommendations.
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Times Higher Education (THE) broke the news in on Wednesday, March 19, 2025.
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