The Heart Is Not Neutral.

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Title: The Heart Is Not Neutral.
Authors: BRIGGLE, ADAM1
Source: Issues in Science & Technology. Winter2025, Vol. 41 Issue 2, p64-70. 7p.
Subjects: Public understanding of science, Medical personnel, Young adults, Gender transition, Transgender children, Transgender youth
Abstract: The article "The Heart Is Not Neutral" discusses the limitations of scientific neutrality in resolving societal debates, particularly in the context of health care for transgender youth. It explores the historical development of scientific objectivity and the impact of biases on medical practices for transgender individuals. The article highlights the importance of understanding diverse perspectives and the role of humanities in addressing complex societal issues. The author emphasizes the need for reasoned discourse and recognition of individual identities to navigate polarized debates effectively. [Extracted from the article]
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Abstract:The article "The Heart Is Not Neutral" discusses the limitations of scientific neutrality in resolving societal debates, particularly in the context of health care for transgender youth. It explores the historical development of scientific objectivity and the impact of biases on medical practices for transgender individuals. The article highlights the importance of understanding diverse perspectives and the role of humanities in addressing complex societal issues. The author emphasizes the need for reasoned discourse and recognition of individual identities to navigate polarized debates effectively. [Extracted from the article]
ISSN:07485492
DOI:10.58875/odni4779