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    Age at treatment initiation–cross sex hormones. by Lucy Thompson (3705940)

    Published 2023
    “…Most changes to health parameters were inconclusive, except an observed decrease in bone density z-scores with puberty suppression, which then increased with hormone treatment. …”
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    Study characteristics. by Lucy Thompson (3705940)

    Published 2023
    “…Most changes to health parameters were inconclusive, except an observed decrease in bone density z-scores with puberty suppression, which then increased with hormone treatment. …”
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    Age at treatment initiation–puberty suppression. by Lucy Thompson (3705940)

    Published 2023
    “…Most changes to health parameters were inconclusive, except an observed decrease in bone density z-scores with puberty suppression, which then increased with hormone treatment. …”
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    Search terms. by Lucy Thompson (3705940)

    Published 2023
    “…Most changes to health parameters were inconclusive, except an observed decrease in bone density z-scores with puberty suppression, which then increased with hormone treatment. …”
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    PRISMA diagram. by Lucy Thompson (3705940)

    Published 2023
    “…Most changes to health parameters were inconclusive, except an observed decrease in bone density z-scores with puberty suppression, which then increased with hormone treatment. …”
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    PRISMA 2020 checklist. by Lucy Thompson (3705940)

    Published 2023
    “…Most changes to health parameters were inconclusive, except an observed decrease in bone density z-scores with puberty suppression, which then increased with hormone treatment. …”
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    Alcohol perceptions and driving decisions among adolescents: Exploring the role of peer and parental influences in Virginia by Asmaa Namoos (21304297)

    Published 2025
    “…Though parent distracted driving positively influenced adolescent driving behavior, this effect was not statistically significant (coefficient = 0.008, <i>P</i> = .320).</p> <p>The findings indicate a significant reduction in risky behaviors such as drinking and driving and an increase in seat belt use among adolescents. …”