Hospitals across the U.S. have made a combined nearly $120 million since 2019 by conducting sex change procedures on minors, findings by a watchdog group show.
A hormone therapy syringe and activists rallying in support of transgender people on the steps of New York City Hall, October 24, 2018 in New York City since 2019 by providing sex change procedures to minors, according to new findings by watchdog group Do No Harm .
Nearly 14,000 children have received such treatments since 2019, the database shows. Over 5,500 children reportedly received surgeries and over 8,500 received hormones and puberty blockers. A total of 62,682 prescriptions for hormone treats and puberty blockers have been written, according to the report.
Boston Children’s Hospital also made Do No Harm’s “Dirty Dozen” list, which ranks the “12 worst-offending children’s hospitals promoting sex change treatments for minors.” Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia earned the number one spot on that list. The stats in this database represent thousands of kids who are being treated like guinea pigs for unproven, and sometimes dangerous, medical experiments,” Cole said. “I hope politicians and parents alike use this database to see where these treatments are happening and protect their children from being rushed into irreversible, life-altering treatments.
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