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Experts, providers, elected officials, and people with lived experience discuss how election outcomes — up and down the ballot — might impact gender-affirming care in Pittsburgh and beyond.
An editorial for the right-wing Washington Times claims that Medicare's new willingness to cover transgender-related health care will lead to taxpayer-funded 'tranny grannies.'
There's a conspicuous silence surrounding prostate cancer.
The lawsuit is among the first to challenge state laws on the basis of civil rights provisions written into the Affordable Care Act.Â
It's a shameful power play, writes Julianna S. Gonen of the National Center for Lesbian Rights.
They are attaching anti-LGBTQ+ amendments to every appropriations bill that's pending.
"More people are going to get sick and more people are going to die."
Obama may be rescinding a disastrous health policy the Bush administration tried to impose in December allowing health care officials to refuse treatment based on religious beliefs.
The North Texas Transportation Network provides travel grants for families seeking out-of-state gender-affirming medical care.
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany tried to gaslight her way out of a question about the president's ban on trans service members.
Allowing health care workers to refuse services to those who offend their religious beliefs is illegal, a federal judge rules.
These include federal regulations affecting education and health care.
National Council of La Raza pulled its convention from North Carolina in protest of the anti-LGBT HB 2.Â
The budget also flies in the face of his pledge to end the HIV epidemic by 2030.
The Republican congressman from Georgia is a major opponent of Obamacare.
The impeached and desperate president is capable of anything, writes Sean Cahill of The Fenway Institute.
Tennessee will allow mental health professionals to deny service to prospective LGBT patients if it conflicts with their religious convictions.
The Do No Harm Act would end this current game of discrimination.
Lawmakers express concern that the division will enable discrimination, and one seeks to abolish it.
