In this video, pediatric endocrinologist Dr. Mark Daniels explains how to identify and understand gender dysphoria (formerly called gender disorder) in children and teens. The CHOC Children’s Gender, Puberty, and Sex Development (GPS) Program offers comprehensive medical, psychological, and support services to children and teens with non-conforming gender expression, genetic variations in the X and Y chromosomes, and those with differences in genital development. Learn more about gender dysphoria in children, and our services, here: bit.ly/3iAhoIQ
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