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Clinics Pay $12 M, Oregon Reports 1% Youth Gender Dysphoria

6/15/2026

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The Cleveland Clinic settled with DOJ and Ohio, closing its pediatric gender-affirming clinic and allocating $2 million for detransition care.
Oregon’s study found nearly 1 % of insured adolescents diagnosed with gender dysphoria, with girls comprising three-quarters, above national averages.
Texas Children’s Hospital paid a $10 million penalty for providing gender-transition services to minors.
Oregon’s suicide-related emergency visits from 2019 to 2022 remained in the low-mid 5,000s each year despite expanded gender-affirming care.

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Story summary

The Cleveland Clinic settled with DOJ and Ohio, closing its pediatric gender-affirming clinic and allocating $2 million for detransition care.
Oregon’s study found nearly 1 % of insured adolescents diagnosed with gender dysphoria, with girls comprising three-quarters, above national averages.
Texas Children’s Hospital paid a $10 million penalty for providing gender-transition services to minors.
Oregon’s suicide-related emergency visits from 2019 to 2022 remained in the low-mid 5,000s each year despite expanded gender-affirming care.