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    • Gender-affirming care is frequently subjected to exceptional scrutiny and higher evidentiary standards compared to other medical interventions.
    • The practice of evidence-based medicine inherently involves values and value judgments.
    • These values influence the interpretation of evidence, the legitimacy of transgender identity, and the consideration of patient testimony.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To respond to the article "What Is the Aim of Pediatric 'Gender-Affirming' Care?"
    • To argue that the scrutiny of gender-affirming care is not exceptional but rather a reflection of inherent values in all medical practice.
    • To highlight the moral urgency of carefully considering the values that should guide evidence in this field.

    Main Methods:

    • Commentary and critical analysis of existing literature and arguments.
    • Philosophical examination of evidence-based medicine and value judgments.
    • Discussion of the implications of policy and litigation on medical evidence.

    Main Results:

    • Values are inextricably linked to evidence-based medicine across all interventions.
    • The exceptionalization of gender-affirming care leads to disproportionately strict evidentiary requirements.
    • Questions about evidence for gender-affirming care are common to medical practice, not unique.

    Conclusions:

    • The standards of evidence for gender-affirming care should be evaluated within the broader context of medical practice.
    • Recognizing the role of values is crucial for fair and ethical evaluation of evidence in transgender healthcare.
    • Careful consideration of guiding values is essential given the current policy and legal landscape surrounding gender-affirming care.