Texas Children's Hospital Opens First Detransition Clinic After $10 Million Settlement
The clinic opens as part of a settlement between Texas Children's Hospital and the Texas Attorney General's Office over gender-transition care for minors.
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- Texas Children's Hospital opened a detransition clinic, which reports describe as the first of its kind in the nation.
- The clinic opened as part of a settlement in which the hospital agreed to pay $10 million.
- The settlement requires the hospital to provide detransition-related care free of charge for five years.
- The clinic offers services including endocrinology, surgery, fertility counseling, mental health services and primary care.
- Attorney General Ken Paxton announced the opening and said the settlement led to the clinic.
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- The Daily WireRightDetransitioners Score Major Win As First-Of-Its-Kind Clinic Opens Doors ↗
- The Daily CallerRightFirst US Detransition Clinic Opens In Texas Funded By Healthcare Fraud Settlement ↗
- Breitbart (Politics)Far rightEXCLUSIVE–Paxton's Historic Settlement with TX Children's Hospital Leads to 1st Detransition Clinic ↗
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Should Texas Children's Hospital provide detransition care free of charge for five years?
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