The Washington Post sees the positives of Trump HHS to launch the transgender report

The Washington Post has defended the Trump administration for issuing a detailed report on transformed surgeries for children, a controversial field of research among scientists.

“The good news is that the executive thing provided some often missing in the discussion about sexually transformed medical care for children,” The publication was written on Sunday, Defending the Trump administration to investigate the issue through the Ministry of Health and Humanitarian Services (HHS). “The Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services has directed a review of the current literature on best practices within 90 days, and this review has now ended.”

A report from HHS was issued after the president Donald TrumpIssuing an executive order in January, entitled “Protecting Children from Chemical and Surpishing Divorce”.

In orderThe administration stated that medical professionals in the United States “distort and hold an increasing number of children with the impression of the radical prosecution and the error that adults can change the gender of the child through a series of irreversible medical interventions.”

Trump is to restrict sex change procedures for minors in line with “do not harm”.

The Washington Post described the formulation of the matter “exaggeration”, but said that “the logical evidence and discussion about the preferences involved in interference with the biological process of adulthood in children with gender speech defect” is necessary.

The Editorial Board wrote: “Critics were outperforming what they saw as the bias of the report and shortcomings.” “But it makes it legitimate Warning that policymakers need wrestling with them. “

The Editorial Board indicated that the HHS report finds a common ground with other scientific reviews, including in Britain. The Washington Post indicated that there are serious concerns about the scientific basis for interfering in the process of children’s growth in a clear and accurate language.

The report also shows “moral securely participating in interference in the sexual development of minors, who may not mature enough to give completely informed approval.”

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Trump’s executive order on transformed surgeries states that “the United States’ policy will not finance, sponsor, strengthen, help or support the so -called” transmission “of a child from one sex to another.”

“Countless children are sorry that they have been distorted and start understanding the terrifying tragedy that they will never be able to imagine children on their own or care for their children through breastfeeding.” Moreover, the bills of these weak youth may rise throughout their lives, as they are often detained Medical complications for lifetimeLosing war with their bodies, in a tragic way, sterilization.

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HHS did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News digital.

Kendall Titz in Fox News contributed to this report.