I'm not sure it's anywhere as widespread as you think it is, or why it's relevant to this apart from "it too involves medicine" and, well, people are researching medical interventions longitudinally full-time, so I suspect it'll be analysed accordingly.
Interesting that you've prejudged it to be clearly bad, I'd wait for scientific evidence of that.
Big time issues with bone density. People in their 20s breaking hips and developing osteoporosis. That's not okay.
That makes sense.
Puberty blockers have bene in use for about 40 years now. If it takes another 20 or 30 years to determine that it was a bad idea then the consequences must have turned out to be pretty mild.
Are puberty blockers extracted from the brain matter of cadavers?
That depends on if you are familiar with the concept of trade-offs and recognize that the alternatives could have been worse.
Not sure I want to dignify your snarky response but are you implying that there are only two possibilities; suicide or taking a handful of pills with untold consequences?