GID and Brain Function: Introduction and overview of current research in GID

GID and Brain Function: Introduction and overview of current research in GID

2012-03-01 00:00:00

Research in the field of gender dysphoria is lacking overall. This review paper will briefly introduce the concepts associated with gender dysphoria and gender identity disorder. The main body of the paper will provide commentary on the strengths and limitations of the prior research in the field. Finally, emerging research in the field will be highlighted including several ongoing research collaborations.

Speakers: Gail Knudson
Conference: WAS Glasgow 2011
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