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The federal government is one of the more overlooked culprits behind efforts to embed DEI into the healthcare profession, as well as into medical education and research. The policies and guidance of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as well as various health agencies inform how the medical field acts with regard to […]
An analysis of more than 80 “Equity Action Plans” released by federal agencies in accordance with President Biden’s executive actions on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) revealed that the Biden-Harris administration embedded more than 500 DEI actions into the federal government. Do No Harm, a nonprofit group aiming to keep identity politics out of the […]
Over the past four years, more than 80 federal entities have developed “Equity Action Plans” leading to over 500 active or planned DEI actions, according to a report from medical watchdog Do No Harm obtained by National Review. “Discrimination has no place in our society and certainly not in our federal government. This report documents hundreds of examples […]
RICHMOND, VA; October 31, 2024 – Do No Harm released a report detailing how the Biden-Harris administration infused discriminatory DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) practices and policies into the federal government. The report, Equity Everywhere: 500 Ways the Biden-Harris Administration Infused DEI Into the Federal Government, reveals that over 80 federal entities submitted “Equity Action […]
The Biden-Harris Administration has taken steps to ensure that DEI infiltrates everynook and cranny of the federal government, from healthcare agencies to nationalsecurity. On day one of his administration, President Biden issued Executive Order13985, entitled “Advancing Racial Equity and Support for Underserved CommunitiesThrough the Federal Government.” The administration continued with Executive Order 14091, “Further Advancing […]
Should universities target their mental health resources toward certain racial groups? A resounding “no” might seem obvious, but not according to Virginia Tech. The university recently advertised an open position for “Staff Psychologist/Staff Counselor – Hispanic-Latinx Focus.” As the title suggests, the position specifically focuses on Hispanic students. The job description has since been removed […]
As recently as two years ago, only three states banned surgeries on children to address gender dysphoria, up from just one a year earlier. Today, exactly half the states have such bans, and more are considering them. The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments in a Tennessee case challenging those bans on Dec. 4. These procedures, […]
Representative Pickett shares insights on the Board of Governors’ efforts to reform DEI policies and the challenges of maintaining neutrality in educational institutions.
Before a ban on gender reassignment procedures on minors, Ohio was ranked among the top states in the nation for total procedures as well as the number of procedures performed per residents, according to newly released data from a nonprofit. Earlier this year, the Ohio legislature enacted House Bill 68, which banned the prescription of hormone blockers […]
Last week, Do No Harm reported on the fact that the Louisiana State University (LSU) School of Medicine was maintaining a web page directing students to radical political activist sites, including a site explicitly calling to defund local police departments. Other resources included recommendations for medical schools to institute forms of racial discrimination in the […]
A nonprofit opposed to leftist ideology in health care is warning medical schools about a suspension against an Israeli medical group. Do No Harm has sent letters to American medical schools saying that they would violate the 1964 Civil Rights Act if they comply with the International Federation of Medical Students’ Association’s (IFMSA) “blatantly antisemitic” […]
The American Society of Hematology (ASH) has decided the next frontier for DEI is clinical research. In 2023, ASH launched the ASH DEI Toolkit for Clinical Trial Sponsors. The goal of the guide is “to help trial sponsors incorporate DEI principles throughout the trial life cycle.” While some of the recommendations are fairly anodyne and […]
Jewish Pennsylvanians are rightfully concerned that their popular swing state governor was snubbed as a vice presidential candidate because of his Jewish identity. Liberals will need to prove that they are serious about confronting antisemitism if they want to win back Jewish voters. If a petition circulating in the Philadelphia suburbs is any indication, that means abandoning the DEI […]
RICHMOND, VA; October 23, 2024 – Do No Harm is launching a free course that examines the consequences of excluding race from kidney disease assessments. The course is titled, Excluding race from chronic kidney disease diagnosis and treatment: Science or politics? Beginning in 2021, many health systems advocated for removing race as a consideration in […]
Dr. Stanley Goldfarb provides a thought-provoking exploration of how social agendas might reshape the future of healthcare.
In 2022, the University of Connecticut (UConn) School of Medicine debuted a “DEI-ified” version of the Hippocratic Oath for its new medical students. The school had transformed the oath – the cornerstone of Western medical ethics that includes the principle of “do no harm” – into a pledge of allegiance to social justice and DEI. […]
The forces driving the politicization of medicine have a complaint: People are starting to notice what they’re doing. Their effort to view health care through a DEI lens, which has proceeded almost unabated for years, has only recently begun to have genuine opposition. And this is supposedly threatening their cause’s very existence. “It’s very taxing,” Chandra L. Ford, a […]
Apparently, my story is too dangerous for doctors to hear. At least, that’s what the radical activists who control medicine think, because they tried to stop me from speaking out. I learned this lesson at the American Academy of Pediatrics’ annual conference last week. I attended the conference to participate in a booth on mental health care for children. This issue […]