Hormone Replacement Therapy

A new study disproves Republicans’ favorite justification for their anti-trans agenda: that kids who are provided with gender-affirming care will regret it.

West Virginia’s Medicaid program has denied gender-affirming care for trans people since 2013. On Tuesday, a judge put an end to the discriminatory policy.

Gender affirming hormones reduce suicide attempts by 40% among trans teens who want them.

The company will donate a total of $350,000 to support transgender people.

The teen’s father been trying to prevent him from transitioning. The court gave the teen a big win instead.

People on birth control are at a slightly greater risk for developing a potentially lethal condition.

The youth studied were largely assigned female at birth, and of an average age of 16.

Transgender women face a greater chance of strokes, heart attacks, and blood clots compared to their cisgender counterparts.

The organization is the biggest provider of healthcare services to transgender Americans.

The mother wants to regain parental control over her daughter; the daughter says she sought emancipation because of her parents’ unstable homes.

Effectively immediately, the medically necessary hormone therapy and gender reassignment surgery will be covered.

Although she repeatedly referred to her transgender child as a boy, the mother declared “The transitioning thing isn’t even the issue.”

New York State is considering offering Medicaid coverage to transgender patience under 18 who wish to undergo hormone replacement therapy.

Suppliers reportedly predicted the shortage will last until at least October.

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — The City of Miami Beach will be the first municipality in Florida to offer transgender benefits to city employees. The city commission voted unanimously last week to offer the coverage, which takes effect in October.

TRENTON, N.J. — The New Jersey state Senate has approved a bill that would require the state Health Department to issue a new birth certificate for people who have completed the clinical process of altering their gender.

A New Jersey state Senate panel on Thursday approved a bill that would require the state Health Department to issue a new birth certificate for people who have completed the clinical process of altering their gender