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Why does the NHS care what Stonewall thinks of it?

3 February 2024

5:00 PM

3 February 2024

5:00 PM

One might reasonably assume that NHS employees would consider biological sex to be extremely important. After all, there are huge differences in male and female bodies and their functions. The type of illnesses we are prone to can be affected by whether a patient is male or female. Women and men also have different reproductive organs and, as a result, fertility issues may vary depending on a patient’s sex.

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