University Suspends Course On Non-Transition Treatments For Minors Minutes After Trans Activist Complaint

'Allowing ideology or activism to override scientific evidence'

Exclusive: UConn Hit With Civil Rights Complaint Over Anti-White Medical Program

Programs like UConn's are focused on developing racial quotas in the medical field, as opposed to training the best doctors who will be responsible for the lives of Americans once they graduate.

‘Defiance Over Compliance’: Harvard Med School Continuing To Use Racial Preferences, Complaint Says

'Produce predetermined demographic outcomes'

Medical School Accreditors Surrender To Trump In Battle Over DEI

'Responsible for injecting identity politics into medical education'

These Medical Schools Can’t Stop Racially Gerrymandering Their Student Bodies

Black students were 11 times more likely to be admitted

Elite Medical School Allegedly Continuing Its DEI March Despite Trump EOs

'Systemic, intentional, and ongoing discrimination'

At Duke Medical School, Race-Based Promotion Guidelines Reward Doctors for Recruiting 'BIPOC Faculty'

Duke Medical School has adopted race-based promotion guidelines that reward doctors for recruiting and mentoring "BIPOC faculty" and "targeting specific groups of people," language attorneys say appears to violate civil rights law and could put the school in the crosshairs of the Trump administration.

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New Book Exposes How Leftist Ideology Corrupts Medicine

'Restore sanity to American medicine'

Medical School Accreditor Suspends ‘Diversity’ Requirements After Trump Executive Order

A major medical school accreditor responsible for all graduate-level medical programs announced it would suspend some of its “diversity” requirements, roughly two weeks after President Donald Trump signed an executive order cracking down on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) requirements among accreditors. The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) explained that it would be […]

Columbia’s Armstrong to Return From Sabbatical as CEO of Medical Center

Former Columbia University president Katrina Armstrong will return to her role as CEO of Columbia’s medical center in June, according to people familiar with the matter, just a month after going on sabbatical "to spend time with her family" in the wake of a disastrous deposition in which she said she could not recall in detail a single anti-Semitic incident on campus.

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