I am featured in the most recent episode of Red Medicine, a podcast about the politics of health, medicine, and the body.

The interview features a deep dive into the Cass Review, including the contexts of trans healthcare and the anti-trans moral panic, as well as the underlying assumptions and methodological shortcomings of Review’s final report on healthcare for trans and gender-questioning young people. We explore how the Review is constructed as credible in spite of its flaws, plus how and why that is dangerous both for young trans people and for good science.

You can listen to the report through the Simplecast link above, or alternatively through Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

More information on the topic is available in my post What’s wrong with the Cass Review?