British Medical Association faces strong opposition over proposal to repeal ban on puberty blockers for minors

The British Medical Association’s (BMA) recent proposal for the UK government to repeal the ban on the use of puberty blockers in minors has been met with stern opposition. The BMA’s plan also involves halting the implementation of the widely acclaimed Cass Review’s recommendations. The Cass Review, described as the largest, most comprehensive review of its kind, encompassing 237 papers from 18 countries, was reportedly dismissed as “unsubstantiated” by the BMA.

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Identity Politics: Bad for Business, But Good for Management

In a market economy, businesses are supposed to pursue profits. Yet in recent years, many big corporations—including Disney, Target, and Bud Light—have become embroiled in costly scandals involving identity politics. As this year’s Pride Month is over, it’s worth asking why so many big businesses take such strong stances on culture war issues, even when consumers don’t like it.

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3 Steps to Help Educators Get Phones Out of Schools

Smartphones in schools are increasingly wreaking havoc on both the academic and social development of America’s children. They are distracting students from learning, inhibiting healthy socializing, and undermining student discipline in class and on campus. Teachers are frustrated, students are suffering, and parents are fighting against two powerful forces: curated algorithms designed to give their children constant dopamine hits, and age-old teenage peer pressure.

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