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The American College of Pediatricians has issued a warning against the current medical consensus on gender-affirming care for minors, arguing that it lacks sufficient psychological assessment and is not a true consensus.

Trusting authorities for correct treatments is naive; alternative treatments often work better, as seen with mercury poisoning and PTSD cases.

Justice Alito questioned the Colorado law's viewpoint discrimination, suggesting that allowing therapists to affirm but not change a gay identity could violate the First Amendment.

Attorney Kristen Wagoner is optimistic that the Supreme Court will rule in favor of her client, arguing that the government should not censor conversations between therapists and patients.

Despite incredible advances in genomics and immunotherapy, those in power continue to enforce a system that prioritizes money, prestige, and consent.

The Supreme Court is considering conversion therapy bans, and this is the ABC News report. In a case at the heart of the debate over how best to care for young people struggling with their sexual audiogender identity.

The argument in the conversion therapy case hinges on whether the therapy is considered speech or medical care, with implications for First Amendment protections.

So-called conversion therapy clearly is the expression of a point of view. When a client sits down and says, I think I'm a woman, and you as the counselor say, no, you're a man, that is the expression of your point of view.

The therapist's lawyer argues that Colorado's studies on conversion therapy are flawed and don't specifically address voluntary talk therapy, questioning the evidence of harm.

Banning conversion therapy makes no sense because all therapy is conversion therapy. The whole point of therapy is to convert the patient from one mode of thought to another, from dysfunction to function, from confusion to understanding.