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Forsyth County has been reported with an additional six COVID-19 related deaths, according to Wednesday’s update from the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services.

The court case concerning discrimination in healthcare on the basis of gender identity will serve as a blueprint for future litigation against the Biden administration’s revival of 2016 protections for transgender people.

Democrats pulled funding from the appropriations bill for a Health and Human Services office devoted to fighting so-called climate change.

The Biden administration’s move to add gender identity as a protected category to anti-discrimination rules in healthcare has prompted concerns that physicians will be subject to government pressure to administer gender transition care despite their own medical judgment.

Forsyth County remained in the high level for COVID-19 for the fourth consecutive week, according to the latest federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention update released Thursday.

An Omaha man is facing felony charges related to an alleged sexual assault of a minor.

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President Joe Biden's deputies are pressuring doctors to provide high-risk, life-changing sex-change surgeries.

Monkeypox. >> okay. so once you were prescribed that, what did the treatment entail? >> its a 14-day course you have to take with a fatty meal to help with the absorption. within two days of getting the treatment i started to feel better and hatch of my lesions started to disappear rather than progressing to scabs like it normally does. getting the drug was a complicated process a lot of people are not able to do, unfortunately. >> that brings me to the letters and the outreach that you have don...

Named, what do you want to see them do urgently? >> urgently we need a response from the federal government in terms of resources and funding to effectively respond. our partners at the national coalition of std directors and here in san francisco aids foundation are calling for hhs to provide $100 million in a response of monkeypox around the country. we need to reduce the bureaucratic barriers that exist in folks being able to access testing and treatment in our country, and get the message ou...