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Many Medical Providers End Transgender Youth Procedures After Trump Order

Many medical providers have announced they will comply with an executive order signed by President Donald Trump that restricts transgender procedures on youth, including puberty blockers and surgeries.
The executive order states the U.S. Will not fund or support the 'transition' of children and will enforce laws against these procedures.
Several hospitals, including Seattle Children's Hospital and UCSF's Gender Affirming Care, have suspended services for patients under 19 in response to the executive order.
VCU Health and Children's Hospital of Richmond also ceased gender transition services for anyone under 19, citing the executive order issued on January 28, 2025.

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