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RICHMOND, VA; December 18, 2025 – This week, Do No Harm proudly signed onto a citizen petition sent to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requesting it address the risks and scientific uncertainty of widespread off-label prescription of estrogen to males in gender medicine. Filed Wednesday evening, the citizen petition reflects growing concern among clinicians, […]
The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) has in recent months attempted to rebrand its initiatives to scrub mentions of DEI and racially discriminatory policies, removing statements and program descriptions that include references to these practices. But, as Do No Harm previously revealed, these efforts have largely been cosmetic. And, as multiple sessions at the […]
The Alliance for Academic Internal Medicine (AAIM) states that it “promotes the advancement and professional development of its members,” who are involved in educating future internal medicine (IM) physicians. Considering that IM specialists are experts in diagnosis and non-surgical treatment of patients with complex medical conditions, it’s vital for the most qualified candidates to enter […]
Recently, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) incorporated proposals by Do No Harm and Defending Education in a final rule establishing additional protections to keep unlawful discrimination out of medical residency programs for graduate medical education. These protections are aimed at preventing graduate medical education accreditors, like the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical […]
Last year, the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) unveiled its new strategic plan for 2025-2030. But unfortunately, the plan is replete with commitments to promote identity politics in medical education. Goal 4 of the school’s “Community” sub-plan is for the school to “[l]ead the city, state, and national conversation on mitigating health disparities […]
Meet Dr. Melanie Crites-Bachert, a member of Do No Harm. As a urologist who specializes in pelvic reconstruction, she has seen the irreversible damages of so-called “gender-affirming care” – and now she’s speaking out. Dr. Crites-Bachert opened the 360 Pelvic Health Institute to focus on complex female pelvic and incontinence issues. She treats women nationwide, […]
For years, Do No Harm has sounded the alarm over the false and misleading claims promoted by the child transgender industry and echoed by major medical associations. Too often, these organizations refuse to meaningfully engage with study after study finding a lack of credible evidence to support sex-denying medical interventions for minors. And too often, […]
RICHMOND, VA; December 11, 2025 –Today, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a lawsuit against electronic healh record company Epic for allegedly engaging in deceptive practices that restrict parental access to their children’s medical records. The lawsuit follows a report from Do No Harm earlier this year explaining how hospitals and electronic health record companies […]
The Perry Initiative, an organization that previously promoted women-only talent development programs in the field of orthopedics, has now opened its programs to all. The Perry Initiative has two main programs: the Perry Outreach Program, intended for high school students, and the Medical Student Outreach Program, intended for medical students. The Perry Outreach Program offers […]
RICHMOND, VA; December 10, 2025 – This week, Jay Greene joins Do No Harm as the new Director of Research after serving as a senior fellow with Do No Harm for several years. In his new role, Jay will continue to support the fight against DEI and gender ideology as he oversees research projects that expose political agendas […]
“The years-long coordinated campaign by WPATH and other medical organizations to disregard the serious health risks of sex change interventions on minors will go down as the most egregious medical scandal in modern history,” said Dr. Kurt Miceli, medical director at Do No Harm, a medical watchdog opposed to giving transgender operations to minors. “These […]
DEI and wokeness in healthcare are a danger to medicine and lives. There’s no clearer case of this than the woke doctors who removed racial differences in kidney function, a move that messed up transplant lists and bumped critically ill patients down the waitlist behind less sick patients. Such wokeness is integrated into medical schools across the […]
Utah lawmakers will soon decide whether to keep laws in place protecting kids from transgender procedures. Their decision will be based in a large part on a report the Utah legislature commissioned — a report one watchdog says is “terribly flawed.” Do No Harm on Tuesday released a memo highlighting the problems with a report commissioned by […]
This month, Do No Harm Chairman Stanley Goldfarb, MD, joined the latest episode of the DonorsTrust Giving Ventures podcast to discuss the threats posed by identity politics to medicine and medical education. Dr. Goldfarb explained how medical schools have de-emphasized traditional metrics of aptitude and achievement, such as grades and MCAT scores, in favor of […]
RICHMOND, VA; December 9, 2025 – Today, Do No Harm released a report titled “Debunking the Utah Department of Health and Human Services’ Defense of Pediatric Medical Transition,” which exposes the errors in a report which seemingly aims to persuade the Utah State Legislature to allow hormonal interventions for minors with gender dysphoria. The Utah Report is filled with falsehoods and serves as an […]
In May 2025, Utah’s Department of Health and Human Services released a report aimed at providing evidence-based recommendations to the Utah state legislature regarding the potential lifting of the moratorium on hormonal interventions for minors with gender dysphoria. However, the report misrepresents the literature and makes several key errors, such as failing to synthesize the […]
Earlier this year, Duke University Health System and Duke University School of Medicine were under the magnifying glass for a host of discriminatory DEI programs and policies. First, in March, Do No Harm submitted a federal civil rights complaint against Duke Health for racially discriminatory practices in its admissions and scholarship decisions. Duke Health’s diversity […]
In December 2024, Do No Harm submitted an application to the Oregon Health Authority — the agency overseeing most of Oregon’s heath care programs — to provide a “cultural competency” training course. Basically, Do No Harm sought to provide a healthcare education opportunity that breaks down identity politics and replaces it with a focus on […]