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A.T. Still University (ATSU) is offering a scholarship through its Diversity Department ostensibly intended to support “students who learn and serve in diverse, underserved, urban, and rural communities across the globe.” The Graduate Health Professions Scholarship (GPS) promises recipients “significant financial support during their residential education.” But the program description, while not explicitly limiting eligibility […]
Legislation introduced in Virginia this year could force healthcare professionals to endure ideological programming under the guise of combating “unconscious bias.” One bill, SB 22, would require certain healthcare professionals to submit to “bias reduction training” in order to maintain their licenses. Specifically, the bill directs “the Board of Medicine and Board of Nursing to […]
Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia, Canada, has adopted a new approach to pursue its goal of racial diversity in medicine: abandoning academic standards for black applicants altogether. The Black Learners Admissions Pathway, a program with the ostensible goal of helping “facilitate entrance into the undergraduate medical education program for Black students,” requires black applicants no […]
The Medical College of Wisconsin sent a survey to its medical students intended to educate them about the effects of climate change on patient health, with a particular focus on nutrition. The presentation accompanying the survey, titled “Climate Change, Gastroenteritis, and Malnutrition: What Physicians Should Know from the Inside Out,” discusses the various ways that […]
[…] Do No Harm, a group which describes itself as “a national association of medical professionals combating the attack on our healthcare system from woke activists,” also spoke to the potential ramifications of such a case as well as what’s at stake. Dr. Kurt Miceli, the chief medical director of Do No Harm told The […]
Pennsylvania saw a meteoric rise in the number of adolescents receiving puberty blockers through an insurance billing code currently being investigated under the Trump administration on fraud suspicions. More than 220 claims for puberty blocking drugs were reimbursed for minors aged 10-13 with the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) billing code, E30.1, for precocious puberty […]
SALT LAKE CITY, UT; January 16, 2026 – The Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights (HHS-OCR) has re-opened a civil rights investigation into the Ohio-based Cleveland Clinic after a complaint was filed by Do No Harm and its legal counsel at the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL). The complaint […]
“The lower courts embraced debunked theories, ignored biological reality, and undermined safety and fairness in women’s sports. Even before puberty, boys have physical advantages over girls, distinctions that hormone interventions cannot erase and become even more pronounced post-puberty. The Supreme Court now has the opportunity to affirm the biological truth of the sex binary—a scientific […]
Like many medical institutions, American Family Physician (AFP), the journal of the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP), fully embraced a commitment to radical identity politics in the wake of the “racial reckoning” of the summer of 2020. For example, AFP and other family medicine journals issued a statement in October 2020 pledging a commitment […]
Following oral arguments in the U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday on whether males should participate in female sports, a medical group is “optimistic” that biological sex will be affirmed by the court in upcoming days. Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, chairman of Do No Harm, told The Center Square that Tuesday’s “oral arguments were about protecting girls’ safety […]
Boston Medical Center currently maintains on its website the “Glossary for Culture Transformation” (“the Glossary”), an exhaustive list of terms referring to various tenets of DEI ideology. Examples include “anti-racism,” “privilege,” “Latinx,” and many, many others. As the Glossary webpage makes clear, these terms are intended to advance the DEI goals of Boston Medical Center, […]
Editor’s note: Do No Harm is a membership organization representing healthcare professionals, students, patients, policymakers, and concerned citizens of all faith backgrounds. We were invited to provide our medical expertise to assist leaders of a faith community in crafting guidance to address the challenges of gender ideology. Do No Harm’s contributions to this report are […]
[…] Steve Ward, a board-certified internal medicine physician with Do No Harm, said: “I think this issue is representative of a much deeper concern that I have about the medical profession,” he said. “We’re here to support women’s sports, and that’s certainly important, but to my mind, we really have to think more carefully about […]
Normally, the Supreme Court hears cases that deal with matters of law. But on Tuesday, Jan. 13, the justices will also be dealing with basic science. Not only that, they’ll be debating fundamental truth, as I can personally testify. The stakes couldn’t be higher in the case, West Virginia v. B.P.J. The specific question facing the court is simple: Should transgender […]
Today, Do No Harm and Alliance Defending Freedom hosted a rally on the steps of the Supreme Court as justices heard oral arguments in two cases, Little v. Hecox and West Virginia v. B.P.J, that concern Idaho and West Virginia laws restricting participation in girls’ and women’s sports to the female sex. The cases have […]
“If success means meeting society’s needs, we’re probably looking at the wrong measures at this point […]: grade point average, MCAT, publications. There’s not a lot of evidence that those measures actually improve health outcomes in society.” Those are the words of Mark Henderson, MD, the Associate Dean for Admissions at the University of California, […]
This week, the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM), which certifies physicians in the field of internal medicine, sent out an update to its members summarizing the fall meeting of its Infectious Disease Board. But that update, among other things, also contained a statement doubling down on ABIM’s DEI practices. “ABIM remains firmly committed to […]
Like many medical schools over the past several years, the Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine (Kaiser) has undergone a bit of a facelift. At some point in the past six months, Kaiser rebranded its Office of Equity, Inclusion, and Diversity to its Office of Inclusive Excellence; indeed, the link to the former […]