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🚨 Victory Alert! 🚨 The University of Washington - School of Medicine has removed racial restrictions from its Physician Networking Directory after Do No Harm took action! Previously, UWSOM restricted this crucial networking resource to only Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) students and physicians, excluding others based on race. That’s when we stepped in. Do No Harm filed a lawsuit against UWSOM for racial discrimination, citing: ⚖️ The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment ⚖️ The Civil Rights Act of 1964 ⚖️ The Affordable Care Act Here's the result: Faced with this legal challenge, UWSOM removed all racial exclusions, ensuring students of ALL races can now access the Physician Networking Directory. “This is a win for University of Washington’s medical students, the medical community, and the crucial principle of equality.” – Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, Chairman of Do No Harm Share this post to spread the word about this important victory! 💪 Do No Harm will continue to fight for patient care. Follow us to stay updated on our next steps. DoNoHarmMedicine.org

🚨 NEW: Do No Harm and the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty filed a federal complaint with the Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights against John Hopkins University School of Medicine for discriminating against medical students on the basis of race and sex.

"Winners receive a $10,000 award and $500 in travel funds, as well as publication of their essays in issues of Cell Press journals and iScience. Honorable mentions receive $500 as well as publication in iScience. “The award is meant to break down barriers and create opportunities by providing funds to support professional development,” Cell Press’ description of the award reads.

👂LISTEN: In this powerful interview with WMAL Radio's Larry O'Connor & Julie Gunlock, Do No Harm Founder Dr. Stanley Goldfarb challenges the growing trend of requiring unconscious bias training for doctors.

🚨🚨 BREAKING: Today, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a previous decision and affirmed Do No Harm’s standing in its lawsuit against Pfizer over a racially discriminatory fellowship program. Do No Harm Chairman Dr. Stanley Goldfarb said this: “We are pleased the Second Circuit has reversed course and correctly recognized our right to protect our members in the district court. Protecting the anonymity of association members is crucial to prevent intimidation when brave individuals speak out against powerful organizations for their unconstitutional practices. While Pfizer tried to hide behind process and procedure, they now will have to answer for their discriminatory and illegal fellowship program. We look forward to continuing our fight to oust corrosive identity politics wherever it exists in medicine.” Learn more about this case: https://bit.ly/42b07ja

🚨🚨 BREAKING: UW Medicine has removed race-based restrictions from a physician networking directory after Do No Harm sued the program for racial discrimination. Learn more about this case in National Review:

🚨🚨 NEW: As the federal agency responsible for administering core national health insurance programs, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) should aim to promote a healthcare system free from divisive politics or discriminatory practices. Yet during the Biden administration, CMS adopted a number of policies actively working against this ideal. These policies were often in pursuit of the administration’s 'health equity' agenda, and encouraged medical providers to advance radical identity politics or even outright discriminate on the basis of race." Full report:

"The Biden administration is complicit in a disturbing and dangerous experiment on children, showing no regard for evidence or ethics. The next administration must do better." -- Do No Harm Founder Dr. Stanley Goldfarb and DNH Senior Fellow Dr. Roy Eappen at National Review

The Georgetown University School of Medicine developed a medical school elective course aimed at promoting “anti-racism” and tackling “anti-Blackness” in the medical field. The course, Core Competencies of an Anti-racist Physician, is promoted through the Association of American Medical Colleges’ (AAMC) educational resource journal, MedEdPortal. Learn more:

🎉 15,000 Members Strong! 🎉 We’re thrilled to announce that Do No Harm has reached an incredible milestone: 15,000 members united in this mission to protect healthcare from the disastrous consequences of identity politics. Together, we’re standing up for what’s right: ✅ Protecting the integrity of medicine ✅ Safeguarding children from harmful gender transition surgeries ✅ Advocating for healthcare based on science, compassion, and truth This movement is growing because of YOU. Your voice, support, and dedication are making a real difference. 💪 Let’s keep building momentum! Share this post and invite others to join us as we fight for a better future for patients, doctors, and families. DoNoHarmMedicine.org