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Representatives for some of the hospitals said they had reached settlements in order to avoid long legal battles with the federal government, as well as to avoid revealing personal data the government has sought about their patients.
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Representatives for some hospitals stated they reached settlements to avoid long legal battles with the federal government and to avoid revealing patient personal data.
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https://nytimes.com/2026/09/22/us/trangender-youths-hospital-settlements.html
At least six major hospitals have agreed to stop providing gender-transition treatment to adolescents, settling a Justice Department investigation. The agreements include fines and provisions for former patients to detransition, marking a victory for the Trump administration's stance on youth gender care.
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