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Children aged just SIX in line for 'care' at NHS gender clinics
Children aged six or younger are in line for appointments at NHS gender clinics.
Shocking new figures have revealed that more than 250 children of primary school age are waiting for care at the controversial clinics across England.
Among those on the waiting list, as many as nine are aged six or younger - and are described as experiencing "gender identity issues".
Freedom of Information data from NHS England shows …
22 Jun, 02:06
Daily Mail
More than 250 children of primary school age are waiting for care at NHS gender clinics - with the youngest aged six or under
There is no minimum age requirement for gender care, and the NHS previously said they want to ensure parents of very young children are given support where necessary.
21 Jun, 23:01