| Affiliation |
UCL Medical School (YM), London, United Kingdom; St George's Hospital Medical School (LS), London, United Kingdom; St George's Healthcare NHS Trust (LS), London, United Kingdom; Gender Identity Clinic (LS), West London Mental Health NHS Trust, London, United Kingdom; Institute of Neurology (HA-L), UCL, London, United Kingdom; and Royal Free Hospital (HA-L), London, United Kingdom |
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