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Fertility Rates Among Non-Mosaic XXY; At Odds With Real Life Experience
Klinefelter syndrome (KS) is the one of the most frequent chromosomal disorder affecting 1/500–600 male newborns in the general population.Continue Reading
Ranking the Importance of Genes to Find Rare Disease-Causing Mutations
A team of scientists has classified genes according to how necessary they are for the survival of an organism, andContinue Reading
The Promises and Pitfalls of Sex Difference Research
It’s been hypothesised that XXY’s are biological females dressed in male clothing, that being so we ask you keep inContinue Reading
NHS in Disarray with Dispensing Hormones
Given the treatment of XXY individuals is (questionably) a sub speciality of Endocrinology it is envisaged that XXY’s regardless ofContinue Reading
What It's Like to Be Intersex
“It was like a bomb being dropped into our life.” That’s Isaiah Ngwaru. He’s talking about the moment he andContinue Reading
XXY Trailblazer Steps Up To The Podium
University of Central Florida associate lecturer Irene Pons and her legal studies class are striving to help a Central Florida womanContinue Reading
Association of Testosterone Therapy With Risk of Venous Thromboembolism Among Men With and Without Hypogonadism
Is clinical prescription of testosterone therapy associated with short-term risk of venous thromboembolism in men with and without hypogonadism? InContinue Reading
Intersex: Implications of Umbrella Terms in The Interest of Science.
The intersection of science and identity intensifies the complexity of the umbrella term DSD (Disorders of Sex Development)/Intersex. The interestContinue Reading
How science has shifted our sense of identity
Across the arc of the past 150 years, we can see both science and scientism shaping human identity in manyContinue Reading
