US EditionTexas says this doctor illegally treated trans youth. He says he followed the law
- Texas is suing Dr. Hector Granados and two other physicians for allegedly violating the state's ban on gender-affirming care for minors, labeling them 'scofflaws' in lawsuits that threaten their medical licenses and finances.
- Granados denies the allegations and asserts that he did not continue prescribing care after the ban, stating he halted treatments before it took effect in 2023.
- The lawsuits mark a first for the U.S., as Texas demonstrates punitive action against doctors accused of violating bans on gender-affirming care for minors, amid broader Republican efforts in 27 states.
- Emiliana Edwards, a patient impacted by the ban, has switched to treatment in New Mexico and reported that attacks on the transgender community have negatively affected her mental health.
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