Maryland will still protect access to gender-affirming care

Maryland will still protect access to gender-affirming care after Trump executive order, attorney general says
Maryland will continue protecting access to gender-affirming care, despite the Trump administration's recent executive order stating that the United States would not support certain health care procedures.
Md. Attorney General joins coalition to protect access to gender-affirming care
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown has joined a coalition of 15 Attorneys General to reaffirm their commitment to protecting access to gender-affirming care. The coalition released the following statement on Wednesday: “As state attorneys general,
‘Gender-affirming care is essential’: Maryland Attorney General to protect access to gender-affirming care
Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown released a joint statement Wednesday, expressing his commitment to protect people’s access to gender-affirming care. Brown and 15 other attorneys general joined the coalition due to President Donald Trump’s executive order restricting access to gender-affirming healthcare for people under 19 years old.
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Oregon AG Rayfield vows to protect gender-affirming care
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield announced his commitment to defending gender-affirming care in the state.
Wisconsin AG joins coalition to protect gender-affirming care following Trump executive order
The coalition states, "Gender-affirming care is essential, life-saving medical treatment that supports individuals in living as their authentic selves."
Attorneys general coalition defends gender-affirming care against Trump's executive order
Attorney General Anthony Brown joined a coalition of 15 attorneys general to send out a joint statement on protecting access to gender-affirming care.According
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