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Our understanding of gender and gender identity is changing, in Norway and internationally. The disappearance of the ‘gender identity disorders’ diagnostic group, which includes ‘transsexualism’ and ‘other gender identity disorders’, from the ICD-11 diagnostic manual that is currently being published must be viewed as an expression of this. A diagnosis of ‘gender incongruence’ is being introduced in its place, encompassing those who define themselves neither as a man nor a woman and thus have a non-binary gender identity. The change in diagnosis is the result of a protracted battle by a socially marginalised and stigmatised group, but also of contemporary changes in understandings of gender identities (1, 2).

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