Small group of doctors had outsize influence on abortion, trans rights

A small group of conservative doctors has sought to shape the nation's most contentious policies on abortion and transgender rights by promoting views rejected by the medical establishment as scientific

Related Keywords

North Dakota ,United States ,Montana ,Wisconsin ,West Virginia ,Illinois ,Ohio ,Washington ,Louisiana ,Idaho ,Texas ,Florida ,Missouri ,Oklahoma ,North Carolina ,Arkansas ,Indiana ,American ,Louisbased Catholic ,Kellan Baker ,Francis Collins ,Jill Simons ,Sam Wineburg ,Robert Carlson ,Michelle Cretella ,Joseph Zanga ,Roger Marshallr Kan ,Washington Post ,National Institutes Of Health ,Google ,Stanford University ,School Of Law ,American College Of Pediatricians ,American Academy Of Pediatrics ,National Association For Research Therapy Of Homosexuality ,Williams Institute ,Whitman Walker Institute ,American College ,National Institutes ,Google Drive ,Roger Marshall ,American Academy ,National Association ,Human Genome Project ,