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Whistleblowers allege that the NHS in Great Britain covered up a large spike in suicides after restrictions on trans care.
The number of suicides appears to have been omitted from the Cass Review .
Jo Maugham - director of the UK legal advocacy organization The Good Law Project - wrote a detailed thread on X/Twitter in which he alleges that there has been a substantial increase in suicides for young trans people on the NHS waitlist.
An investigation from The Guardian two years ago reveals that there are systemic failures in the United Kingdom’s mental health service which is attributable to many suicides, including some for transgender youth.
The case of 17-year-old Charlie Millers shows this, as his gender affirming care was nothing more than a footnote in the inquest, with no examination given as to whether waitlists or barriers to care might have played a role.
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