Trans rights group says some U.S. students denied care at McGill clinic due to Trump executive order | CBC News
A group that advocates for trans health care says McGill University’s wellness hub is refusing to provide hormone replacement therapy to U.S. students under the age of 19 because of fears of repercussions from the Trump administration.
Trans rights group says some U.S. students denied care at McGill clinic due to Trump executive order | CBC News Trans rights group says some U.S. students denied care at McGill clinic due to Trump executive order | CBC News Loaded Montreal Trans rights group says some U.S. students denied care at McGill clinic due to Trump executive order A group that advocates for trans health care says McGill University’s wellness hub is refusing to provide hormone replacement therapy to U.S. students under the age of 19 because of fears of repercussions from the Trump administration. Students under age 19 d
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