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Judge Orders U.S. to Stop Seeking Medical Records of Transgender Youth

Judge Orders U.S. to Stop Seeking Medical Records of Transgender Youth
New York Times Wednesday 24 June 2026, 18:53 UTC By Joseph Goldstein 1 min read
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NYU Langone, a major Manhattan medical system, had received a subpoena seeking identifying information and medical records about adolescent patients who had received transition care.

NYU Langone, a major Manhattan medical system, had received a subpoena seeking identifying information and medical records about adolescent patients who had received transition care.
U.S. (LOCATION) Stop Seeking Medical Records of Transgender Youth NYU Langone (ORG) Manhattan (LOCATION)
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