Two judges handed down opinions thoroughly debunking anti-trans talking points within hours of each other.
These claims rely on something called the Grading of Recommendations, Assessment, Development and Evaluation System. The court in Tennessee, as in other courts, found that this system is inappropriately applied to medical treatments — onlymedical treatments are based in “high quality evidence.
The judge in Kentucky concurred, finding that the same treatments are also based in “low quality evidence” when used for procedures that are NOT prohibited by these procedures, stating: “Based on the evidence submitted, the Court finds that the treatments barred by SB 150 are medically appropriate and necessary for some transgender children under the evidence-based standard of care accepted by all major medical organizations in the United States.”We have hours left to raise the $12,000 we still need to keep Truthout whole.
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