Maryland will still protect access to gender-affirming care after Trump executive order, attorney general says
Maryland will continue protecting access to gender-affirming care, despite the Trump administration's recent executive order stating that the United States would not support certain health care procedures.
The doctors were sued for violating the state's ban on gender reassignment drugs for children. The doctors can only work in ...
The coalition of 15 AGs have directed their states to continue caring for trans youth in adherence with state ...
Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown released a joint statement Wednesday, expressing his commitment to protect ...
After three years on the wait list, Children’s canceled the 16-year-old's surgery hours before it was scheduled. "Losing ...
The bill would affect 67 transgender Kentuckians currently incarcerated who are receiving gender-affirming care via cross-sex ...
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