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NYU Langone has caved to the Trump Administration — agreeing to end transgender medical care for minors and pay the US Department of Justice $8.5 million after a short fight.
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Langone → cave → fight
The hospital network, which serves thousands of patients across New York City, Long Island and Westchester County, reached the settlement Friday to resolve the DOJ investigation into its care for transgender minors seeking treatment.
“The Department of Justice is fighting to protect our nation’s children and working tirelessly to reach agreements with hospitals to end so-called ‘gender affirming care’ for minors,” said US Attorney General Todd Blanche in a statement.
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Blanche → serve → statement
NYU Langone had been subpoenaed by the Trump administration in May for medical records on minors who received trans care, part of a nationwide DOJ probe into the practice that began in 2025.
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that → subpoena → 2025
The new agreement between NYU Langone and the DOJ spares the hospital from having to hand over those medical records to the government — although at the cost of shutting down the entire program altogether.
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agreement → spar → program
“NYU Langone has not entered into this settlement because of any wrongdoing and has affirmatively denied any wrongdoing or liability in the agreement,” spokesman Steve Ritea said in a statement.
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Ritea → enter → statement
“We believe this resolution is in the best interests of our patients and their families, protecting them as well as our providers and the institution from prolonged litigation.”
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resolution → believe → litigation
NYU Langone is now the second major New York hospital system in just weeks to strike a deal to kill its transgender medical care for youth patients and also pay the federal government.
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Langone → strike → government
Mount Sinai Health System entered a similar settlement earlier this month.
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System → enter → settlement
Other hospital systems that struck such deals are the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Texas Children’s Hospital, the Cleveland Clinic and Connecticut Children’s Hospital.
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that → strike → Pittsburgh
“We appreciate that some of the nation’s largest and most prestigious hospital systems have agreed to cease harming minors under the guise of ‘gender-affirming care’ and agreed to pay for potential violations of federal law when they did so,” said US Assistant Attorney General Brett Shumate.
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Shumate → appreciate → law
But New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani promptly slammed both the decision by NYU Langone and the probe by the DOJ.
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Mamdani → slam → DOJ
“Today’s decision by NYU Langone to enter into a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice is yet another alarming example of a private institution caving to pressure from the federal government that will have real and serious consequences for young trans and gender nonconforming New Yorkers,” Mamdani said in a statement last week.
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Mamdani → enter → statement
“The settlement politicizes families’ most private medical decisions, vilifies lifesaving care, and undermines professional medical judgment.”
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settlement → politicize → judgment
The New York attorney general’s office said it is currently reviewing the settlement.
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it → say → settlement
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