Allies and friends,
We are honored to announce that The American College of Pediatricians (ACPeds) has been awarded The Heritage Foundation’s prestigious Innovation Prize for its proposed project, Doctor, Heal Thyself.
The goal of this initiative is to reach thousands of pediatricians and restore their role as advocates for biological integrity and opponents of transgender ideology, focusing on what is truly best for vulnerable children.
Across the country, major institutions are re-evaluating their policies on youth gender care and sports.
CMS has launched investigations into hospitals providing gender-altering treatments to minors, raising questions about quality standards and potential profit motives.
In response to federal directives, Penn Medicine has halted all gender-altering procedures for individuals under 19.
Meanwhile, Nebraska lawmakers passed the “Stand With Women Act,” barring transgender-identifying males from female sports teams in schools to preserve fairness in athletics.
Sincerely,
The Biological Integrity Team
The American College of Pediatricians
SPECIAL NEWS: ACPeds Awarded Heritage Foundation Innovation Prize!
ACPeds has been selected as a recipient of The Heritage Foundation’s prestigious Innovation Prize for its proposed project, Doctor, Heal Thyself.
This campaign aims to restore sound medical practices in pediatric care, uphold physician integrity, and equip pediatricians to speak out against transgender interventions on minors.
Learn more in yesterday’s press release.
CMS Goes After Hospitals Providing Gender Interventions
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has initiated investigations into several hospitals across the U.S. that provide gender-affirming care to minors.
Announced on May 28, the probes focus on concerns related to quality standards and potential profit motives in the delivery of such care.
Nebraska Bans Males from Girls’ Sports Teams
Nebraska lawmakers passed the “Stand With Women Act,” banning transgender-identifying males from competing on female sports teams in public and private schools.
The bill requires medical documentation of a student’s biological sex and aims to protect fairness in women’s athletics.
