null / ShutterstockWashington D.C., Oct 20, 2022 / 11:00 am (CNA).Medical students at Georgetown University have been taught that the only way to help patients suffering from gender dysphoria is to "fix" their bodies through drug therapies and gender-transition surgeries, a claim that contradicts Catholic teaching on human sexuality, according to an investigation by The Spectator.The news outlet cited information drawn from lecture slides from a course taught last year and a description of a clinical rotation course in a course catalog.Georgetown, a Catholic university, did not respond to requests for comment from either The Spectator or CNA.In a required first-year Human Sexuality course, guest lecturer Dr. David S. Reitman told students that for many "trans" patients suffering from gender dysphoria, "the only way to help them is to fix their bodies," according to one of the lecture slides obtained by The Spectator.Reitman is a&
A lecture for first-year medical students at Georgetown University presented puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones and irreversible surgery as treatments for gender dysphoria.
Colleges across America are on high alert for monkeypox as they get ready for the fall semester and are forced to deal with yet another infectious disease.
Colleges across America are on high alert for monkeypox as they get ready for the fall semester and are forced to deal with yet another infectious disease.