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On August 1, 2023, Do No Harm, joined by Dr. Marilyn Singleton and Dr. Azadeh Khatibi, filed a federal lawsuit challenging a California law that requires private instruction in Continuing Medical Education (CME) courses to contain specified “implicit bias” training curriculum for physicians. The case argues that California’s CME mandate violates the First Amendment rights of […]
Today, Do No Harm and Dr. Marilyn Singleton joined Dr. Azadeh Khatibi in a lawsuit challenging California’s mandatory implicit bias training for physicians to restore free speech in medical training. Azadeh Khatibi, et al. v. Kristina Lawson, et. al, filed by the Pacific Legal Foundation, challenges mandate AB 241 passed by California lawmakers in 2019, […]
The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) recently made waves by publishing junk science in one of their journals. Old habits die hard. Only one week later, they’re at it again.
The new study inquires whether “implicit bias” is associated with “disparities in breast reconstruction rates, complications, or cost” among women who received mastectomies as a treatment for breast cancer.
Grand rounds traditionally provide medical professionals with helpful information presented by clinical experts. But the Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai (ISMMS) used a recent grand rounds session as a platform to perpetuate divisiveness and incorrect assumptions.
American medical associations profess certainty about the wisdom of medical transition for kids, but European countries are urging caution and publicly rebuking American standards of care. It begs the question: What do American doctors know that European doctors don’t?
In a letter published in the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), parents of gender questioning youth join the chorus of those demanding an answer.
On July 27, 2023, Do No Harm senior fellow and patient advocate Chloe Cole testified before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Federal Government Surveillance at the hearing titled “Oversight of the Drug Enforcement Administration.”
Full steam ahead on state reforms.
That’s the message state lawmakers received on July 25th. Since the start of this year, they’ve been told that getting divisive and discriminatory woke ideology out of medical schools would jeopardize the schools’ accreditation. The threat stopped necessary reforms in multiple states, including Missouri, Utah, and Tennessee. But the threat isn’t real, as the main accreditor has now made clear.
Kansas City, watch out. The American Academy of Family Physicians is preparing to hold its 49th National Conference of Medical Students there. Before that happens, one of its executives has a message: Discrimination and division are good for medicine.
The University of Southern California (USC) Keck School of Medicine has made significant changes in the eligibility criteria for a discriminatory program as the result of a federal civil rights complaint and subsequent investigation.
The Kentucky Board of Nursing has denied claims its mandatory “structural racism” training was enforced through the threat of license revocation, but Kentucky law shows nurses could be stripped of their licenses for failing to comply with the board’s orders. The Washington Examiner previously reported that Kentucky nurses were mandated to take the courses or face “civil sanction or discipline,” as the […]
Is there any limit to the degree to which “researchers” will discredit themselves to prove their woke bona fides? A new study published in JAMA Surgery suggests not.
The study, “Association Between Markers of Structural Racism and Mass Shooting Events in Major US Cities,” purportedly seeks to understand whether evidence exists that “structural racism” plays a role in mass-shooting events.
A professional medical society representing thousands of doctors and scientists in the radiology speciality is pushing its members to take a course on systemic racism and white privilege. Doctors and medical students involved with the American College of Radiology (ACR) are strongly urged to take a course called “Health Equity: Life in Black and White,” according to screenshots obtained […]
Congratulations for your great work in drawing attention to so many issues in medicine that are problematic because of the one-sidedness and illiberal approach to so many things. Politics used to be kept out of the workplace, at least so I was told in my younger days, but no longer it seems.
Have you wondered how to bring up the Supreme Court’s affirmative action decision at work or how to broach this subject with your colleagues and superiors? Here are a couple of ways to start a conversation: These talking points are meant to serve only as a conversation starter. They are not legal advice and do […]
The Kentucky Board of Nursing mandated nurses to take an ” implicit bias” course to “recognize the history of racism in healthcare” and threatened “discipline” for failure to do so.
The ultimatum to complete the “mandatory continuing education” training, which was developed by the Kentucky Nurses Association, forced nurses to complete the training by July 1.
A Florida medical college quietly deleted information regarding its elective scholar’s program from its website amid a federal investigation by the Department of Education Office of Civil Rights (OCR). The OCR opened an investigation in April into the University of Florida College of Medicine – Jacksonville’s Visiting Elective Scholars Program in the Department of Pediatrics, which listed […]
EXCLUSIVE — When Tandy Lynn Hebert’s and Sean Chiasson’s daughter Violet was 13 years old, she struggled with her identity to the point of self-harm. The young girl cut herself “enough to where she has scars that look like ridges,” Chiasson said, and even attempted suicide. That is when Violet was brought to the Children’s Hospital of […]