A bombshell report finds Washington teen girls diagnosed with gender dysphoria at nearly 600 times historic rates.
A Manhattan Institute study finds 15,437 Washington kids had transgender-related diagnoses from 2017 to 2023, days before voters decide I-638 and I-001.
In July, City Journal replicated a Research Connections study finding that in Oregon, about one in 65 teen girls and one in 200 teen boys received a transgender-related mental-health diagnosis between 2017 and 2023, a rate significantly higher than that of all other states except Vermont.
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