Also they corrected it to alter the line re: "a controversial view about trans people" 🤨

On behalf of Women in ENT Surgery UK:

Our first full podcast episode of Season 2 is out now! Our host Alex Ashman talks to Michaella Cameron about taking leave and returning to training, tips for success and the art of keeping all the plates spinning.

Listen here: www.buzzsprout.com/1792796

P.S. If you have any doubts as to how the BMJ has handled trans issues: here's the latest piece, undermining an elected BMA committee and creating the sense of a backlash by citing Sex Matters, CANSG and 'Biology in Medicine'. 5/

On behalf of WENTS UK:

Register now for the 2025 ENT UK / WENTS Leadership Course, to be held on 13th May at RCS England in London.

We're glad to be able to offer the course at just £40 for ENT UK members and £60 for others.

Register here: www.entuk.org/events/320/w...

Great to see our spread on surgical outcomes in the RCSEd Surgeon's News, featuring a main piece by Katherine Conroy and Arghavan Salles, and media analysis by myself.
www.rcsed.ac.uk/news-resourc...

The Cass Report, which has been used to justify the ban, is currently undergoing a detailed critique by a BMA Task & Finish Group.

Our paper (Noone et al) has already highlighted multiple issues with the Cass Report, pre-print here: osf.io/preprints/os...

Dr Natacha Kennedy has already published a pre-print of an analysis of data on the harms of the puberty blocker ban for trans kids and young people.
www.academia.edu/124722434/Ch...

TL;DR - the real harms caused by the ban vastly outweigh any possible benefit.

On behalf of WENTS UK:

We're excited to invite you to the first of our new webinar series. Dr Arghavan Salles PhD will be speaking on the subject of patient outcomes and the reasons behind variation of outcomes with physician sex.

Register here: tinyurl.com/wentsresearch1

My handwriting only comes in 'joined up', 'neat' and, erm, 'work' 😅

My handwriting only comes in 'joined up', 'neat' and, erm, 'work' 😅