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No More Boys or Girls? - LewRockwell

No More Boys or Girls? An article published in the New England Journal of Medicine argues that having birth certificates display gender could harm “intersex and transgender people,” leading to concerns that the NEJM could have been pranked or hacked. “Sex designations on birth certificates offer no clinical utility, and they can be harmful for intersex and transgender people,” says the abstract of the article, authored by doctors Vadim M. Shteyler and Eli Y. Adashi, and lawyer Jessica A. Clarke, and tweeted out by NEJM on Thursday. Sex designations on birth certificates offer no clinical utility, and they can be harmful for intersex and transgender people. Moving such designations below the line of demarcation would not compromise the birth certificate’s public health function but could avoid harm.

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No more boys or girls? America s oldest medical journal says birth cert sex designations harmful for trans and must be ABOLISHED -- Society s Child -- Sott net

© REUTERS/Brendan McDermid (file photo) An article published in the New England Journal of Medicine argues that having birth certificates display gender could harm intersex and transgender people, leading to concerns that the NEJM could have been pranked or hacked. Sex designations on birth certificates offer no clinical utility, and they can be harmful for intersex and transgender people, says the abstract of the article, authored by doctors Vadim M. Shteyler and Eli Y. Adashi, and lawyer Jessica A. Clarke, and tweeted out by NEJM on Thursday. Moving such designations below the line of demarcation would not compromise the birth certificate s public health function but could avoid harm, the trio argue in the article, titled Failed Assignments and published on December 12.

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