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The Ohio State University College of Medicine has engaged in extensive diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, including suggesting that all students are biased, according to a new report from a medical watchdog organization.

Everything the Endocrine Society is currently pushing with regards to “gender-affirming care,” especially for children, is completely unscientific, a prominent endocrinologist has warned. In a recent piece he co-wrote for The Wall Street Journal, Dr. Roy Eappen criticized the Endocrine Society’s false claims about “transitioning” children with drugs and surgery, stating that the whole thing […]

An Associated Press analysis has found that many of this year’s statehouse proposals to...

The Arkansas Minority Health Commission agreed to settle a lawsuit that accused the state government agency of violating federal law by providing a scholarship to exclusively minority students entering the healthcare field.

ChatGPT scored higher on empathy than human doctors, according to a new study.

Do No Harm criticizes Indiana University's implicit bias training module.

The medical group Do No Harm endorsed Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey's order restricting experimental transgender interventions.

Lawsuit challenges discriminatory scholarship program.

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, Do No Harm, an organization working to protect healthcare from discriminatory, divisive ideologies, filed a lawsuit on behalf of a...

Castle Connolly, the organization known for publishing its "Top Doctor" list, now publishes a "Top Black Doctor" list so patients can search for specialists in their area by race.