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St. Louis Circuit Judge Steven Ohmer denied a request from the ACLU of Missouri and other groups to block a law banning gender-affirming care for transgender youth in Missouri, meaning the law will take effect Monday, joining a growing list of states—including more than a dozen this year—with legislation targeting transgender healthcare.
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Republican Missouri Gov. Mike Parson—who threatened to call a special session to pass a ban—approved the bill, set to take effect Monday, that prohibits in-state physicians from performing gender-reassignment surgeries or from prescribing puberty blockers to minors unless they were already receiving treatment before August 28, with an added provision that restricts access to surgeries for imprisoned adults.
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