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What's Sex Got to Do with It?

Examining Transgender Healthcare, Gender Reassignment Surgery and The Law

TYLA'S STORY

Tyla's Story

the numbers

DATA

01

United States Transgender Population

.3 % of American Population

~1 million people

02

03

OVER THE YEARS

Over the Years

Language

Gender Identity Disorder ----> Gender Dysphoria

Health Care Associations

-American College of Obstetrictians and Gynecologists

-Endocrine Society

-American Medical Association

-American Psychological Association

Other Issues

> Scarcity of Physicians

> Lack of Knowledge

> Insurance Coverage and Affordability

ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE

State Medicaid

32/50 states do not currently have coverage for gender affirming care in their Medicaid programs

Argentina

United Kingdom

Denmark

New Zealand

Other Countries

Objections

OBJECTIONS

Cosmetic

Supposedly a cosmetic or an enhancement procedure rather than a medical one

Not Cost Effective

Those who oppose gender reassignment may advance the claim that it is not cost-effective and that the conditions of scarcity and opportunity costs do not support its funding

This argument suggests that if we fund gender reassignment surgeries, we will have to fund other procedures such as elective cosmetic surgery or race-alteration surgery

Slippery Slope

Gender Reassignment Surgeries should be Publicly Funded

A PUBLICLY FUNDED SYSTEM

Not Cosmetic

Worth the Price

Slippery Slope Rebuttal

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