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For decades, the American Nurses Association (ANA) advocated on behalf of registered nurses (RNs) in the United States. Yet, the past decade has seen a shift in the ANA’s priorities, from representation and professional development to activism that supports radical ideologies.
Some of the worst excesses of racial identity politics have been in U.S. medical schools, but maybe that is starting to change. The Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME), which accredits M.D.-granting institutions, has quietly removed diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) protocols from its official guidance. Under the old guidance on curricular standards, schools were […]
It was an honor to join Genspect’s Detrans Awareness Day on March 12. I was truly humbled by the opportunity to meet so many brave individuals who were willing to share their stories with honesty and courage. To those individuals: your willingness to speak openly—often at personal cost—continues to shape the national conversation in ways that matter. I remain deeply grateful for the kindness you extended to me and for the work you are doing to ensure that no one walks this path alone.
On March 17, 2026, Do No Harm, together with Students for Fair Admissions and the American Alliance for Equal Rights filed an amicus brief in the United States Supreme Court in support of a lawsuit challenging the New Jersey State Bar Association’s discriminatory set asides for board seats. The case, Saadeh v. New Jersey State Bar Association, raises an important issue: […]
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention heard from medical advocacy group Do No Harm on Tuesday on adding new medical codes for patient histories of gender transition or detransition. Do No Harm has advocated for removing diversity, equity and inclusion policies from medical school admissions and education and against gender-transition hormones or surgeries […]
Today, Do No Harm, Students for Fair Admissions, and the American Alliance for Equal Rights filed an amicus brief in the United States Supreme Court in support of a lawsuit challenging the New Jersey State Bar Association’s discriminatory set asides. The case raises an important issue: whether the First Amendment creates a general right to racially discriminate.
Today, Kurt Miceli, MD, Do No Harm’s Chief Medical Officer, will present to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) about the need for new medical diagnosis codes (known as ICD-10 codes) for gender transition and detransition.
Academic Medicine, the flagship journal of Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) recently published an article advocating for a lottery-based residency match system to replace the current match system that, in the authors’ words, emphasize “a narrow set of comparative achievements—standardized test performance, publication counts, and honor society memberships.”
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.