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If there is one area of life you would hope might be off limits to the left-wing insanity ripping through the nation like wildfire, surely it would be the field of medicine. When it comes to your health, politics should not have anything to do with how you’re treated by your doctor. Yet, a guest speaker, […]
Applicants for a job as a surgical oncologist must submit a “Statement of Contributions to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion,” to be considered at the University of California Davis. “Contributions to diversity, equity, and inclusion documented in the application file will be used to evaluate applicants,” the job listing for an “academic surgical oncologist/breast surgeon” states. The job […]
On Monday, April 15, the Supreme Court ruled that the State of Idaho can enforce its ban on gender transitions for minors. The ban applies to all Idaho healthcare providers, with the limited exception of the doctors prescribing cross-sex hormones to the two plaintiffs in the case.
The edifice of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), a reasonable-sounding concept that serves as a dog whistle for critical race theory and is premised on the claim that our country is systemically racist, is cracking. But the road to the dismantling of this illiberal, anti-science, racist, and now antisemitic ideology promises to be long and hard. There will […]
A study which finds gender-confused youth mostly grow out of it and a ban on puberty blockers in England are both being hailed as “vindication” by “detransitioners” — people who have gone back to their birth sex after transitioning as teenagers. Detransitioners told The Post that they were living evidence for a major study in […]
The governor of Kansas vetoed a bill seeking to protect minors from gender transition surgeries, insisting that it “tramples parental rights.” On Friday, Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed Substitute Bill for Senate Bill 233 prohibiting health care providers from performing transgender surgeries and procedures on children. The bill allows a civil cause of action against […]
A Philadelphia medical school says it wants to create a “diverse workforce” by attracting students through special scholarships, mentoring, and other programs. But in comments to The College Fix, a medical doctor criticized the idea that matching patients and doctors by race is beneficial. The new dean of medicine at Thomas Jefferson University medical school says racial […]
Do No Harm’s support during my medical education was invaluable. They provided quick and unwavering support when I faced harassment for simply hosting open discussions on controversial topics at my medical school.
Texas A&M University responded to a state law banning diversity, equity and inclusion on college campuses by giving the department head a raise before reassigning her and other employees to other departments. It sparked concerns schools are attempting to further “embed” the controversial practice at Texas universities despite the law. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a […]
What response to a federal civil rights investigation implicates a medical school with illegal discrimination and failure to properly review new programs for compliance with federal civil rights laws? Delete the evidence!
It seems the Charles Drew University (CDU) of Medicine and Science in Los Angeles, California is the latest educational institution to apply this tactic.
Mainstream gender theory is about to have its foundation shattered thanks to a new groundbreaking report.
Dr. Hilary Cass recently published a nearly 400-page report on “gender identity services for children and young people”. The report, which was commissioned by the National Health Service (NHS) England roughly four years ago, found “remarkably weak evidence” to support the use of puberty blockers and hormone treatments for gender distressed children. The report also includes 32 specific recommendations on how gender services should operate in England.
DNH S2 SPECIAL: In this special episode of the Do No Harm podcast, scholar Yascha Mounk explains the origins of identity politics, how it undermines free societies, and how we can fight back. Listen in via Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Spotify, or Amazon Music.
The University of California at Los Angeles Medical School recently canceled a scheduled lecture making the case that the American opioid crisis of the past two decades should be blamed on “whiteness.” The topic was changed two days before the lecture was scheduled to take place and attendance was limited to in-person only, National Review reported. Read […]
At the Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU), the school launched “Camaraderie Groups” as a pilot in 2023 to facilitate “small group discussion meetings” as a means to “lead conversation on a variety of thoughtful, emotional, and relational topics in the spectrum of the work-life experience.”
Upon first glance, this may sound innocent enough. But through anonymous reporting by a Do No Harm associate and the school’s response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, Do No Harm learned that these “Camaraderie Groups” are a lot more concerning than their name suggests.
In 2019, Stanley Goldfarb, the former associate dean of the University of Pennsylvania Medical School, wrote an article lamenting the change in his institution’s mission from training future doctors to treat every patient equally and nonjudgmentally to prioritizing “social justice.” In January, a Wall Street Journal editorial reported that students at the University of California School of Medicine are now required to take […]
While the United Nations held its largest gathering on gender equality and women’s empowerment, the most important conversations on protecting women were taking place across the street. On March 13, a standing-room only audience was glued to a panel discussion featuring Miriam Grossman, MD, psychiatrist and a senior fellow at Do No Harm, along with […]
The School of Medicine and Public Health (SMPH) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has adopted a set of concerning policies, according to an internal Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging (EDIB) survey conducted in 2023. SMPH’s responses indicated that the school has successfully implemented nearly all of the model policies outlined in the survey. Many of these policies are controversial because of their potential to discriminate against faculty and students based on race or other identity characteristics.
Like many universities across the United States, the University of Wisconsin-Madison is revising its admissions policies to comply with the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard (2023). While the university’s leadership has made clear its intention to comply with the basic contours of the law, UW-Madison intends to follow peer institutions in using its holistic admissions process to continue towards its diversity and equity goals.