Standing firm against what he described as failures within the medical establishment, Kennedy announced sweeping restrictions aimed at protecting minors from irreversible medical interventions. The policy rejects the framing of sex-rejecting procedures as standard medical care and emphasizes child protection over ideological influence. Supporters argue the move prioritizes long-term health and safeguarding of children, while opponents view it as a significant shift in how medical authority and consent are defined under law.
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