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Physician in Texas

Do No Harm provides incredibly meaningful encouragement, wisdom and perspective for those of us in medicine today. So many thanks to all of you!

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Do No Harm v. Kenya Eddings

Do No Harm sued the Director of the Arkansas Minority Health Commission for running a racially discriminatory scholarship for students pursuing a field related to medicine. The scholarship excluded white and Arab-American applicants in violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. After Do No Harm moved for a preliminary injunction to immediately […]

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Do No Harm v. Pfizer, Inc.

UPDATE: Pfizer formally ends discrimination in fellowship program, resolves lawsuit by Do No Harm Do No Harm sued Pfizer for racially excluding whites and Asians from its Fellowship in violation of federal civil-rights laws. Do No Harm moved for a preliminary injunction to stop Pfizer’s racial exclusion and Pfizer opposed that motion. The district court […]

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Med schools group embraces racial preferences

Racial preferences in faculty hiring and student admissions are a “strategic priority for academic medicine,” the nation’s largest consortium of medical schools says. The racial priority appears in an open letter to 157 medical schools, academic societies, teaching hospitals and health systems written by David J. Skorton, president and CEO of the Association of American Medical Colleges, […]

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U. of Minnesota scrubs info on racially segregated event after federal complaint

University of Minnesota ‘serial offender’ of federal civil rights law, scholar says The University of Minnesota recently held an event just for “BIPOC students” considering grad school, prompting a complaint to be filed with the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights alleging racial discrimination. As the feds review the complaint’s merits, the university scrubbed the event […]

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Meet the influential new player on transgender health bills

Do No Harm, a nonprofit that launched last year to oppose diversity initiatives in medicine, has evolved into a significant leader in statehouses seeking to ban gender-affirming care for transgender youths, producing model legislation that an Associated Press analysis found has been used in at least three states. The nonprofit, not widely known outside conservative medical and political circles, […]

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Many transgender health bills came from a handful of far-right interest groups, AP finds

Aaron and Lacey Jennen’s roots in Arkansas run deep. They’ve spent their entire lives there, attended the flagship state university, and are raising a family. So they’re heartbroken at the prospect of perhaps having to move to one of an ever-dwindling number of states where gender-affirming health care for their transgender teenage daughter, Sabrina, is […]

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Physician in Florida

Dr Goldfarb, thank you, for being a voice for what many of us wish we could express openly.

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Massachusetts recommends child abuse laws for stopping trans procedures from minors

The Massachusetts government is recommending the state enact child abuse laws for withholding transgender drugs and surgeries for children.  The Bay State’s “Commission on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Questioning Youth” released its legislative recommendations for next year, which include going after parents who do not allow their children to pursue cross-sex hormones, puberty blockers, and genital mutilation surgeries. Read more at […]