The Ob/Gyn Power Project
The Ob/Gyn Power ProjectI am a practicing board-certified Ob/Gyn and mom living in a small city in Iowa. All opinions are my own and do not reflect my employers or professional organizations. My goal is to support Ob/Gyns so we can continue to serve our patients.
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An Ob/Gyn's Report on “The Dangers of ‘Gender Affirming Care’ for Minors” (Part 3)
See Part 1 (introduction and detransitioners) and Part 2 (specific allegations of fraud) to catch up.
An Ob/Gyn Reports on “The Dangers of ‘Gender Affirming Care’ for Minors” Part 2
This is the second part of my reporting on the July 8 Federal Trade Commission workshop at which they announced they were planning to investigate a number of mainstream medical organizations – the World Professional Association for Transgen...
An Ob/Gyn's Report on “The Dangers of ‘Gender Affirming Care’ for Minors” (Part 1)
One week ago, on July 9, the Federal Trade Commission held an extraordinary workshop (link: https://www.ftc.gov/media/dangers-gender-affirming-care-minors) at which they announced they were planning to investigate a number of mainstream med...
What will the Big Beautiful Bill do to America's disappearing labor units and Ob/Gyn practices?
As an Ob/Gyn in Iowa, where hospitals are closing their Labor and Delivery units left, right, and center due to difficulty recruiting Ob/Gyns and financial losses, I was intensely interested in the details of H.R. 1 -- how it will affect Ob...
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I am a practicing board-certified Ob/Gyn and mom living in a small city in Iowa. All opinions are my own and do not reflect my employers or professional organizations. My goal is to support Ob/Gyns so we can continue to serve our patients.
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