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Lobotomies and pediatric gender interventions have a lot in common. Both treatments were developed to address forms of psychological distress, have resulted in patient harm, and sparked concerns surrounding informed consent from a vulnerable population.
The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) is continuing to walk back some of its more overt references to diversity in its public materials. It’s a sign that the AAMC is moderating the outward manifestations of its long-historied DEI infatuation, even if it hasn’t given up the ideology wholesale just yet. At some point last […]
Minors pursuing sex-denying interventions may be able to obtain estrogen and testosterone from online pharmacies and other sources that often do not appear to require prescriptions or information about patient age, let alone age verification.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH; March 10, 2026 – Today, medical watchdog Do No Harm released a report titled “The Lack of Barriers to Minors Ordering Cross-Sex Hormones Online,” exposing how online pharmacies may enable minors to access sex-denying interventions without a prescription or age verification.
Recently, the AMA investigated one of its continuing medical education courses that was rife with gender ideology and unscientific endorsements of pediatric gender transitions, finding it did not comply with accreditation standards. But the AMA’s handling of the matter reveals the organization is still on board with gender activism.
This study purports to evaluate the educational benefits of “meaningful interactional diversity” for white medical students, yet its design and analytic choices offer no such evidence. Despite claiming to assess how a diverse student body shapes development and competence, it relies entirely on self-reported attitudes, creating a feedback loop that reflects agreeableness and social desirability more than any educational effect. Students who endorse one positive sounding item simply tend to endorse the rest.
Do No Harm filed two individual civil rights complaints against healthcare organization Kaiser Permanente and health center CommUnityCare for offering what it describes as racially discriminatory programs.
Two professors at the University of Pennsylvania’s medical school have identified an exciting new treatment to improve health outcomes. It consists of basically giving people money. The marketing department has developed better sounding terms for this treatment, like cash transfers or guaranteed income, but if the marketing folks were really clever, they would be calling it “money-cillin.” That worked for penicillin, right?
Kaiser Permanente Black Health Clinic Violates Anti-Discrimination Law, Civil Rights Complaint Alleges
A Michigan law firm, which previously blasted a lawsuit over its diversity scholarships as “completely frivolous,” has agreed to remove race-based language from its award criteria and end a lawsuit filed last November.
Who says Democrats have learned their lesson about “gender-affirming” treatments for kids?
On March 2, 2026, Do No Harm filed a formal complaint with the Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights (HHS-OCR) against CommUnityCare—one of Texas’ largest Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC)—for its operation and support of a discriminatory health center. CommUnityCare operates the Black Men’s Health Clinic in Austin, Texas. According to CommUnityCare, the Clinic exists “to increase access to […]
On March 2, 2026, Do No Harm filed a formal complaint with the Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights (HHS-OCR) against Kaiser Permanente (Kaiser)—the nation’s largest not-for-profit healthcare organization—for its operation of a discriminatory health center. Kaiser maintains the Center for Black Health & Wellness in Portland, Oregon and states (among other things) that the Center is “dedicated […]
Do No Harm filed two complaints with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office for Civil Rights (OCR) against Kaiser Permanente and CommUnityCare for operating race-based patient programs that violate multiple federal anti-discrimination laws.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH: March 2, 2026 – On November 13, 2025, Do No Harm and the American Alliance for Equal Rights filed a lawsuit against Buckfire & Buckfire, P.C., alleging that the Michigan-based law firm’s diversity scholarships were not equally open to all participants. Buckfire denied the allegations, contending that the diversity scholarships were […]
Castle Connolly, a company that ranks medical professionals, hospitals, and practices, is out with the 2026 edition of its “Top Black Doctors” report.
Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, Chairman of Do No Harm, also praised the legislation, saying, “While this Administration has made tremendous progress to stamp out the scandal of sex change interventions on minors, legislation is needed to permanently codify protections for vulnerable American adolescents.
While the article “Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Programs in Health Care Institutions” evaluates DEI programs, it does not evaluate whether these programs improve patient care. Instead, it treats DEI as an axiomatic requirement for addressing disparities and fostering trust, and measures success by institutional compliance with prescribed administrative actions. This shifts the focus from clinical benefit to organizational behavior, leaving the study unable to determine whether DEI initiatives help patients.