

196 - Are Puberty Blockers the Next Consumer Fraud Scandal? with Glenna Goldis
Dec 6, 2024
Glenna Goldis, a seasoned attorney with extensive knowledge in gender medicine and consumer fraud, joins the conversation to unpack the legal complexities surrounding gender-affirming care. She highlights alarming concerns regarding puberty blockers and accountability in healthcare. Glenna also discusses high-profile lawsuits against the American Academy of Pediatrics, the intersection of politics and gender identity, and sheds light on the evolving legal landscape, all while emphasizing the need for clear terminology and diverse perspectives in legal discourse.
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Consumer Fraud Allegations Against AAP
- The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) faces accusations of consumer fraud.
- Their 2018 statement on puberty blockers' reversibility is under scrutiny.
Gender-Affirming Care as a Public Nuisance
- Glenna Goldis suggests the gender-affirming care situation could be considered a public nuisance.
- This legal concept applies to widespread societal harm, like the opioid crisis.
WPATH Documents Reveal Concerns
- WPATH's internal documents, revealed in an Alabama lawsuit, show questionable methodology.
- They disregarded unfavorable research results and bowed to political pressure regarding age limits for treatments.