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Given recent statements from organizations like the American Society of Plastic Surgeons recommending against certain sex-denying medical procedures for minors, one might think that prominent medical associations would think twice before endorsing the dangerous and experimental practices of the child transgender industry.
Medical advocacy group Do No Harm praised Levine for asking how academic medical centers became so entwined with “high-risk interventions on minors” in spite of “standards designed to ensure evidence-based practice, ethics, and patient welfare.” Chief Medical Officer Kurt Micelli said accreditors are “prioritizing political ideologies” over “high-quality clinical care.” He co-wrote Do No Harm’s report in […]
“There is no evidence to justify maintaining these hormone levels over prolonged periods of time. The vast medical literature on this topic shows that these hormonal treatments did not produce the desired effect of improving psychological well-being,” Do No Harm chairman Dr. Stanley Goldfarb told The Daily Wire. “Moreover, they are involved with all of the unfortunate […]
This week, Do No Harm submitted a comment on two rules proposed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) that seek to restrict taxpayer funding of sex-rejecting interventions for minors. The first rule would prevent hospitals from performing these procedures on minors as a condition of participating in Medicare and Medicaid programs. The […]
In its new position statement on gender surgery for minors, ASPS acknowledged that its understanding has shifted given recent, comprehensive evidence reviews. That willingness to revisit assumptions, confront uncertainty, and prioritize patient welfare is what medical professionalism requires. The American Medical Association (AMA), Endocrine Society, American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), and American Psychiatric Association (APA) should follow suit, recognizing that concerns extend beyond surgery to the entire spectrum of pediatric medical transition.
In November 2025, the American College of Physicians (ACP) published its most recent “policy compendium” showing the particular policy positions for which the ACP is advocating. The compendium is rife with endorsements of discriminatory practices, as well as gender ideology, and represents a radical streak within the ACP’s mission. Indeed, one section of the compendium […]
Last week, Alan Levine, Chairman of the Florida State University System’s Board of Governors, sent a letter to the Liaison Committee for Medical Education (LCME) and the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC).
President Trump’s crusade against DEI has brought to light another crisis: the dramatic decline of medical education. For years, medical schools have emphasized discrimination and indoctrination at the expense of merit and excellence, to the detriment of patients. While the Trump administration has taken steps to right this wrong, a more far-reaching response is needed. For the sake of every American’s health, the president should reform the accreditation system for medical schools.
In 2022, the American Hospital Association’s (AHA) Institute for Diversity and Health Equity (IFDHE) conducted a survey showing that DEI had infected many American hospitals.
Last month, the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) Center for Health Justice published a poll ostensibly showing Americans’ support for “health equity” – a somewhat nebulous concept often used to refer to efforts that seek to equalize health outcomes between racial groups through discrimination.
In December 2025, Do No Harm co-signed a citizen petition asking the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to address the risks of the widespread off-label prescription of estrogen to males for the purpose of so-called “gender-affirming care.”
The president’s recent push to send federal health care dollars directly to individuals, rather than insurers, reflects a broader demand for transparency and effectiveness in how public funds are used. Government‑funded medical research, which forms the foundation of much clinical care, also requires such scrutiny. In recent years, academic medicine has advanced a nebulous theory […]
What does it mean to “do no harm?” Is the maxim a guideline establishing the bounds of ethical and beneficial clinical practice, or an affirmative obligation for something else?
“We must wash our hands of DEI in medical schools.” That’s what Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville said in a speech last month at the Alabama Hospital Association’s Healthcare Leadership Summit. “DEI has plagued our federal government, academic institutions, and other aspects of our society for far too long, all while disregarding merit in the process,” […]
After doctors graduate from medical school, they enter a residency program, applying through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) run by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC).
In January 2025, President Trump signed an executive order halting taxpayer funding of child sex change procedures through federal grants and health benefit programs. By making taxpayer funding contingent on ending so-called “gender-affirming care,” the order incentivizes medical facilities that rely on federal funds to halt their child sex change programs. Already, hospitals and medical […]
Continuing Medical Education (CME) is a requirement for maintaining a license to practice medicine. Some states mandate specific content for some of the required hours, but doctors can generally choose from thousands of modules to fulfill their requirements. Ideally, CME, along with other forms of medical education, is intended to foster professional growth and enhance […]
SALT LAKE CITY, UT; February 4, 2026 – Today, medical watchdog Do No Harm released its newest report entitled “The Ideological Capture of Continuing Medical Education.” The report exposes the American Medical Association (AMA) for developing Continuing Medical Education (CME) courses that prioritize political activism and fashionable social issues rather than fostering professional growth in […]