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It would include puberty blockers, hormones and sex-assignment surgeries for both youth and adults.
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Groups criticized a report that the Agency for Health Care Administration is using as a basis for the expected effort to deny Medicaid coverage for the treatments.
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AHCA will start a rule-making process related to treatments for gender dysphoria, saying they are “not consistent with generally accepted professional medical standards and are experimental.”
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Elliot Long says that he and his family have thought about leaving Florida, but realized that staying and “fighting the good fight” would be more impactful.
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The state news release said “current evidence does not support the use of puberty blockers, hormone treatments or surgical procedures for children and adolescents.”
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Ambiguity in the bill's language has transgender youth and therapists worried. They say it could lead to further restrictions.
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The outcome of a landmark civil rights lawsuit being waged over Florida’s new law banning transgender girls from girls’ sports teams in schools may depend on the verdict in a related legal battle, a judge has ruled.
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The stay was issued in the challenge filed on behalf of a Broward County transgender girl who is in middle school.
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They range from Florida's law cracking down on protests to whether sports betting will be allowed in the state.
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WUSF Public Media is asking members of the trans, nonbinary and gender noncomforming community to tell us what trans joy means to them.
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The lawsuit claims the new law will force her to abandon “the sports that mean so much to her” because she will not be able to participate on high-school girls’ athletic teams.
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They include a requirement for out-of-state online retailers to collect sales taxes on purchases made by Floridians, and surveys to assess the “intellectual freedom and viewpoint diversity” at state colleges and universities.