2025 was a challenging year, but we remain steadfast in our commitment to high quality research and elevating trans voices.

Trans Health Research were excited to join over 500 delegates in Nipaluna/Hobart, for the biennial Australian Professional Association for Trans Health (AusPATH) Conference.

Research, education and advocacy highlights; a review of work done to better the health and wellbeing of trans and gender diverse people.

Trans Health Research presented latest research to a global audience at the WPATH Conference in Lisbon, Portugal.

In 2023, Trans Health Research have continued our work in world-leading trans health research, education, and advocacy.

Trans Health Research discussed non-binary affirmation, gender euphoria, and hormones at the 2023 AusPATH Conference.

Trans Health Research presented findings at ENDO 2023.

"One of the biggest opportunities the trans community have ever had to talk to an audience of service providers and decision-makers."

TRANSform: An Australian longitudinal gender health study is an ongoing research project.

2022 has been a year of challenges but also opportunity and hope. We have experienced a climate of intense, harmful political 'debate', often contrary to scientific evidence and the lived-experience of the trans community. Whilst we are steadfastly focused on undertaking scientific research to improve trans health, in 2022, our voices as science communicators has never been more important. As clinicians treating trans people and as researchers in trans health where >50% of ou

The 'transgender debate' is damaging, but communities can (and must) push back.

An article debunking common, and incorrect, assumptions about trans people. Science and calm, open-hearted logic is the way forward.