Report: Do No Harm says publicly funded network promotes sex‑rejecting procedures for minors in Colorado
A report from medical watchdog Do No Harm claims a network of Colorado groups and institutions promotes sex‑rejecting procedures for children and markets them with public funds.
Medical watchdog Do No Harm released a report detailing how a network of Colorado organizations and institutions promotes sex‑rejecting procedures for children. The report asserts these groups also market such care using public funding. It presents the watchdog’s findings and concerns about the use of taxpayer resources.