Harvard Medical School offers course about healthcare for LGBTQIA+ 'infants'

Harvard Medical School offers course about healthcare for LGBTQIA+ 'infants'

January 19, 2023 : Students at Harvard Medical School can learn how to deliver healthcare to supposedly LGBTQIA+ infants.
In the system “Caring for Patients with Diverse Sexual Orientations, Gender Identities, and Sex Development,” which is regularly public at the school, students are offered the chance to work with “patients [who] identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer, transgender, intersex or asexual,” as first noted by The College Fix.
“Hospital exposure and education will focus on serving gender and sexual minority people across the life time, from infants to older adults,” the course description states. The course also lets students “encounter in a mentored scholarly endeavor” such as “advocacy, quality advancement, medical education, original research, or public health task.”
Massachusetts General Hospital, which acts as the primary meeting establishment for the medical school’s 2022-23 academic year, presents a variety of transgender surgical procedures for people 18 and older, as well as resources for transgender youth, such as support to LGBTQ support groups.
Also interested with the course is Boston Children’s Hospital, which generated discussion last year over a video claiming that some children learn their gender identity before birth.
The hospital created the first pediatric and adolescent transgender health agenda in the U.S., according to its Center for Gender Surgery site.
Harvard Medical School did not reply to Fox News Digital’s request for comment by the time of periodical, and The College Fix noted that the school still requires to reply to their multiple requests for statement over the next two weeks.
“Harvard medical students should be prepared the basic scientific truth that a man cannot evolve a woman, or vice versa,” Nathanael Blake, an Ethicist at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, described The College Fix.
“Those undergoing psychological distress regarding their biological sex essential to be treated with compassion, which does not mean subjecting them to treacherous chemical and surgical treatments to transform them into a facsimile of the opposing sex,” Blake stated.