Vanderbilt University Medical Center will forgo performing any transgender surgeries for children that cannot be undone or reverted later in life, pending an internal review.
The international medical center will forgo performing any transgender surgeries for children that cannot be undone or reverted later in life, pending an internal review.
The statement comes in relation to calls from Tennessee lawmakers to investigate the clinic following a report from conservative activist Matt Walsh.
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