Alaska’s medical board unanimously voted on Friday to approve a proposed regulation that would restrict sex mutilating drugs and surgeries for minors.
The proposed regulation would classify providing sex change drugs and surgeries to individuals under the age of 18 as “unprofessional conduct.” A medical professional who violates the regulation would face disciplinary action and could even have their medical license revoked, the Alaska Beacon reported.
The draft regulation specifically classifies a medical provider’s conduct as “unprofessional” if they provide “medical or surgical intervention to treat gender dysphoria or facilitate gender…
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