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Trump administration must restore health articles scrubbed for transgender mentions, judge rules
- On Friday, a federal judge in Massachusetts issued an injunction requiring the Trump administration to reinstate medical articles that had been removed from a government website.
- The articles were removed to comply with a January executive order that barred government recognition of gender identities beyond male and female and sought to eliminate content promoting gender ideology.
- The two Harvard Medical School doctors who authored the articles sued the administration, arguing that the removal violated their First Amendment rights and constituted viewpoint discrimination violating federal law.
- Judge Sorokin found the removal was arbitrary and capricious, a textbook example of viewpoint discrimination, and required restoration of the articles within seven days to prevent irreparable harm.
- The ruling marks another judicial check on the administration’s policies, reinforcing protections for free speech and scientific integrity on government platforms used by medical professionals.
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DailyTruthReportJudge blocks Trump administration from removing medical research papers from database over trans references
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from removing medical research articles from a government website over its promotion of gender ideology and mentions of transgender people. President Donald Trump signed an executive order in January which called for the…
Judge blocks Trump administration from removing medical research papers from database over trans references - Washington Examiner
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from removing medical research articles from a government website over its promotion of gender ideology and mentions of transgender people. President Donald Trump signed an executive order in January which called for the government to only recognize the two genders, male and female, and “remove all statements, policies, regulations, forms, communications, or other internal and external messages th…
Harvard doctors’ research articles must be restored after Trump admin sued
Research articles written by two doctors at Harvard Medical School must be restored after they sued the Trump administration, the American Civil Liberties Union said Friday.The research was previously on the Patient Safety Network, a federal website for doctors and medical researchers to share information about medical errors, misdiagnoses, and patient outcomes, the ACLU said in a statement.
Trump Admin Must Restore 'Censored' Harvard Docs' Articles
A Massachusetts federal judge on Friday ordered the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to restore articles penned by two Harvard Medical School researchers that contained terms like "transgender" and "LGBTQ," calling their removal a "textbook example of viewpoint discrimination."
Judge Orders HHS To Restore LGBTQ Research Papers - Joe.My.God.
Bloomberg Law reports: The Trump administration must republish two Harvard Medical School professors’ papers it censored because they contained words related to gender ideology, a federal judge ruled Friday. “The plaintiffs are likely to succeed in proving that the removal of their articles was a textbook example of viewpoint discrimination by the defendants in violation …
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