Arizona Governor Vetoes Bill To Support Transgender Patients Who Wish To Detransition

The bill, proposed by Janae Shamp of the Arizona senate, would have required healthcare professionals to cover the costs of care for patients who choose to detransition.

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Arizona's Democratic governor, Katie Hobbs, delivers the state of the state address at the Arizona capitol. AP/Ross D. Franklin, file

Arizona’s governor, Katie Hobbs, has vetoed a bill that would have required any doctor who provides so-called gender-affirming care to cover the medical costs for patients who later choose to detransition. The bill also would have applied to insurance companies and health care institutions. 

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