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New numbers reveal the child sex-change mania is worse than we knew

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16.07.2026

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New numbers reveal the child sex-change mania is worse than we knew

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The child sex-change craze is worse than almost anyone realizes — and a Colorado hospital just proved it.

Recently released court documents show that Children’s Hospital Colorado, affiliated with the University of Colorado School of Medicine, prescribed puberty blockers to more than 250 patients and cross-sex hormones to nearly 550 patients in a single year, 2025. 

Those are shockingly high numbers — at least 5 to 10 times higher than previously thought.

My organization, Do No Harm, had already analyzed insurance data for this hospital.

We found that between 2019 and 2023, Children’s Hospital Colorado provided just over 100 children with sex-change treatments, including puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and even surgeries.

Those treatments already made this hospital one of the worst abusers of vulnerable and confused children in the country.

But the numbers seen in 2025 are far higher.

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In that single year, the hospital gave puberty blockers to twice as many patients as we documented in total over five full years.

All told, Children’s Hospital Colorado is hurting far more kids than even we thought possible.

Not all these treatments are for different patients; many kids get multiple medical........

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