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Rose Lovell, MD, is a family medicine physician recently graduated from Natividad Family Medicine Residency in Salinas, California. Her experience with transgender medicine started as a premedical student volunteering at a local transgender clinic in 2012, continued through medical school where she did research into the use of sexual orientation and gender identity collection methods, and into residency where she received awards for starting a transgender health program at her residency clinic. She is a member of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health and previously blogged at Open Minded Health, a blog on gender and sexual minority health.

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  • Rose Lovell, MD, is a family medicine physician recently graduated from Natividad Family Medicine Residency in Salinas, California. Her experience with transgender medicine started as a premedical student volunteering at a local transgender clinic in 2012, continued through medical school where she did research into the use of sexual orientation and gender identity collection methods, and into residency where she received awards for starting a transgender health program at her residency clinic. She is a member of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health and previously blogged at Open Minded Health, a blog on gender and sexual minority health.

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About those “19 errors,” part one

Journalist Jesse Singal took issue with Dr. Rose Lovell and Dr. AJ Eckert's guest posts about Abigail Shrier's book on transgender teens, Dr. Harriet Hall's review of the book, and the medical care of these teens, claiming that the posts contained "19 errors." In this post, Dr. Lovell responds to her share of these "19 errors," most of which are not errors.

/ September 2, 2021
Abigail Shrier vs. trans teens
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Abigail Shrier’s Irreversible Damage: A Wealth of Irreversible Misinformation

A critical, science-based analysis of Abigail Shrier's book Irreversible Damage.

/ July 2, 2021