Harvard Medical School to Teach How to Provide Healthcare to “LGBTQIA+ Infants”

Harvard Medical School offers its students the chance to learn how to provide care to LGBTQIA+ “infants,” According to the university course description.

The course “Caring for Patients with Diverse Sexual Orientations, Gender Identities, and Sex Development” It will provide information to aspiring physicians about how to give care. “culturally responsive care” Patients who “identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex or asexual,” As reported in The College Fix.

The course description describes how “Clinical exposure and education will focus on serving gender and sexual minority people across the lifespan, from infants to older adults.”

Students will also have the chance to “engage in a mentored scholarly endeavor” This could include “advocacy, quality improvement, medical education, original research, or public health project.”

Massachusetts General Hospital will host the academic year’s primary meeting place. The elective offerings will also be held there “partnerships and clinical experiences” A number of “Harvard Medical School hospitals”Included at the Boston Children’s Hospital.

The director of the Boston Children’s Hospital Gender Clinic, Jeremi Carswell, admitted last year Puberty-blockers are “being given out like candy,” She describes it as “a great thing,” Even though they are recognized to cause sterility in children,

In December, a psychologist at that same location hospital, admitted You can find out more about a “child’s trans identity can sometimes be a phase,” while also suggesting later on that children may know they are transgender while still in the womb.

Harvard Medical School didn’t respond to multiple requests for comment within two weeks of The College Fix.

“Harvard medical students should be taught the basic scientific truth that a man cannot become a woman, or vice versa,” The College Fix was informed by Nathanael Blake. He is an ethicist with the Ethics and Public Policy Center.

“Those experiencing psychological distress regarding their biological sex need to be treated with compassion, which does not mean subjecting them to dangerous chemical and surgical treatments to mold them into a facsimile of the opposite sex,” He concluded.