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FPFW takes a fact-based and evidence-driven approach. We have collated and commissioned robust reviews of the contested issues, to help inform policy-makers.

Testosterone suppression in sport: time to drop the Roberts study

24th January 2023 by FPFW

Testosterone suppression is largely discredited, with seventeen published papers showing that it … [Read more...] about Testosterone suppression in sport: time to drop the Roberts study

Filed Under: Science and statistics, Sport

Stop conflating sex and gender identity – they are two different things!

23rd January 2021 by FPFW

Sex and gender identity are two different things Everyone has a sex and some people say they have a … [Read more...] about Stop conflating sex and gender identity – they are two different things!

Filed Under: Language, Policy guidance, Science and statistics

Fact check: Are more women really sexually abusing children?

19th January 2021 by FPFW

The media are reporting more women sexually abusing children. Is this true? We know that the vast … [Read more...] about Fact check: Are more women really sexually abusing children?

Filed Under: Male violence, Science and statistics

The British public knows males can’t become female and wants public policies to reflect that.

16th September 2020 by FPFW

Where does the British public really stand on transgender rights and women-only services? We’ve … [Read more...] about The British public knows males can’t become female and wants public policies to reflect that.

Filed Under: Policy guidance, Science and statistics

Sex is binary: Scientists speak up for the empirical reality of biological sex.

14th February 2020 by FPFW

sex vs gender

This article, co-authored by Dr Colin Wright (evolutionary biologist at Penn State, USA) and Dr Emma … [Read more...] about Sex is binary: Scientists speak up for the empirical reality of biological sex.

Filed Under: Biological sex, Science and statistics

Lowering Testosterone for 12 months does not reduce strength in males: The implications for trans eligibility rules in female sport

27th September 2019 by FPFW

New scientific study showing NO LOSS in muscle strength in male-born trans people after 1 year of … [Read more...] about Lowering Testosterone for 12 months does not reduce strength in males: The implications for trans eligibility rules in female sport

Filed Under: Science and statistics, Sport

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