U.S. Air Force Academy cadet Sarah Willis competes on beam at a women’s gymnastics meet in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Friday, Feb. 9, 2024. (U.S. Air Force photo by Rayna Grace)
(THE COLLEGE FIX) — The University of Washington Medical Center’s chief of medicine recently said that “science alone can’t solve the fairness debate on transgender athletes.”
According to The Spokesman-Review, endocrinologist Bradley Anawat claimed “there can be no scientific answer to what is fair […] there is never going to be a perfect answer and there is always going to be some level of controversy” regarding trans-female athletes.
Anawat noted sex-related athletic differences come about during puberty when those who experience “testosterone-based puberty” (aka boys) gain advantages over those who go through “estrogen-based puberty” (aka girls).
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