Soren Aldaco

Three detransitioners—Clementine Breen, Soren Aldaco, and Luke Healy—allege they were pressured by doctors into gender transition treatments while minors. An HHS-commissioned report titled "Wolves in White Coats" further alleges that financial incentives motivated hospitals to provide these services and identifies potentially improper insurance billing practices. The article highlights concerns regarding consent for irreversible procedures like losing fertility and the progression of care from puberty blockers to surgery.

Three detransitioners—Clementine Breen, Soren Aldaco, and Luke Healy—claim they were pressured by doctors and hospitals into pursuing gender transition treatments, according to a new HHS-commissioned report. The report alleges that financial incentives encouraged providing these treatments and identified potentially improper insurance billing practices. The cases detail minors receiving procedures starting in childhood, leading to physical consequences like losing fertility or experiencing pain.

Texas Supreme Court ruled that detransitioner Soren Aldaco's medical malpractice lawsuit is not time-barred, reversing a lower court decision. The court determined the statute of limitations began when the injury occurred, not when her therapist recommended surgery in 2021.