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Topic	Transgender psychological distress is reduced 222% if they transition as teens.
Woodger 01/15/22 11:48:14 AM #14:	Just to nitpick the unusual statistics, you can't really get a 222% reduction in odds. The study has the the adjusted odds ratio for severe psychological distress for past month for adolescents in the 14-15 age group at 0.3, but doesn't detail the adjustments. The equivalent relative risk reduction would likely be around a 55% decrease compared to those in the group that never had hormone therapy (it would be that the no hormone therapy group have a 222% increase in odds ratio instead, or around a 120% increase in relative risk). Still though, 55% is a significant drop, that's good news. The actual research article is here, if interested - https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0261039 <cite>Woodger posted [p:961765859] in Transgende... [t:79853066]...</cite> <quote>Just to nitpick the unusual statistics, you can't really get a 222% reduction in odds. The study has the the adjusted odds ratio for severe psychological distress for past month for adolescents in the 14-15 age group at 0.3, but doesn't detail the adjustments. The equivalent relative risk reduction would likely be around a 55% decrease compared to those in the group that never had hormone therapy (it would be that the no hormone therapy group have a 222% increase in odds ratio instead, or around a 120% increase in relative risk). Still though, 55% is a significant drop, that's good news. The actual research article is here, if interested - https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0261039 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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