21 Republican AGs Challenge Pediatricians on Puberty Blockers

State attorneys general accuse the American Academy of Pediatrics of misleading claims about the reversibility and safety of puberty blockers for minors.

The coalition, led by Idaho AG Raúl Labrador, warns the AAP may be violating state consumer protection laws.
The AGs' letter demands the AAP retract claims that puberty blockers are reversible and provide supporting documentation.
Puberty blockers are linked to serious health risks, including bone density loss, sexual dysfunction, and potential infertility.
Countries like England, Finland, and Sweden have halted or restricted the use of puberty blockers due to safety concerns.
The AAP's recommendations are under scrutiny for being influenced by political agendas rather than medical evidence.