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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.
That's in a bill making it through the Idaho legislature, while Alabama is considering a punishment of 10 years in prison.
The Obama administration is banning health providers from denying access to transgender people because of their gender identity.
The health care providers have decided to extend amnesty to victims.
The majority of LGBTQ+ people reported discrimination from health care providers -- and it's leading to disparities in heart health.
Transgender patients deserve informed health providers and access to care and testing.
The Department of Health and Human Services released the final version of a rule excusing health care providers from procedures they object to.
Activists have long lobbied for such surgery to be included in the health care provided by the Veterans Administration.
Health care providers, business leaders, political policymakers, and more must join to fend off threats and expand access to gender-affirming care.
The platform, called Included Health, will help workers connect with supportive care providers, among other services.
The bill, passed by the House and now going to the Senate, calls for a prison sentence of up to 10 years for health care workers who authorize or provide the care.
Also, New Yorkers will no longer have to get a health care provider's OK to change a gender marker.
Families, health care providers, and LGBTQ+ groups had sued to block the bans, but they'll be enforced while the lawsuits proceed.
It's the second time in recent weeks that the Libs of TikTok account has targeted a hospital that provides gender-affirming health care.
Health care providers, candidates who support reproductive freedom, and people with few economic resources all need your help now.
“This bill is a broad license for health care providers and insurance companies to refuse services to people,” said Brandon Wolf, Equality Florida press secretary.
Pablo Sanchez-Gotopo of Venezuela had been held at a private prison where activists have raised concerns about the health care provided to detainees.
