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Uncertainty and Ethical Permissibility in Youth Gender Care

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By Meredithe McNamara, Ian Wolfe
| JAMA Network Verified
Since the first state-level bans of 2021, policy debates surrounding gender-affirming care (GAC) for transgender youth in the US have increasingly invoked evidentiary certainty as though only highly conclusive evidence justifies access to care.
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A proposed ethics framework for conceptualization of the perioperative-neonatal window in open fetal surgery

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By Ian Wolfe, Heidi Kamrath, Stephanie A. Eyerly-Webb, Lisa D. Howley, Clifton Brock, Saul Snowise
| Nature Verified
Abstract Antenatal maternal-fetal surgery and intervention (MFSI) endeavors to reduce the morbidity and mortality of the unborn child but raises unique and challenging issues around fetal patienthood and medical risk to the pregnant person without direct physiological benefit. An aspect of open MFSI that has not been adequately discussed is the emergent delivery of a viable fetus.
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Considerations for specialized maternal-fetal care in the Somali‐American community

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By Ian Wolfe, Stephanie A. Eyerly-Webb, Shukri Jumale, Munira Maalimisaq
| Wiley Online Library Verified
This study describes the perceptions, personal and community experiences, and barriers to care of Somali-American families regarding specialized maternal-fetal care from their viewpoint. We conducted a semi-structured focus group study of Somali-American women (March 2023). We used qualitative analysis techniques to identify and report thematic findings. Fifty Somali-American women were interviewed in focus groups.
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