Transgender identification among U.S. college students has nearly halved in two years. This decline coincides with the first sustained improvement in student mental health in over 15 years. A separate trend shows high rates of transgender identification persist among younger teenagers. An analyst suggests the campus decline mirrors the fading of a social trend or fashion. The medical establishment faces scrutiny for pushing irreversible treatments on minors. A surprising new trend is emerging on American college campuses as the number of students identifying as transgender or non-binary has plummeted by nearly half in just two years. According to a 2025 survey by the Foundation for…
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