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Appeals Court Revives DOJ Subpoena for QueerDoc Records

A federal appeals court has reinstated the Justice Department's subpoena for records from QueerDoc, a telehealth provider for transgender procedures for children. The court ruled that the lower court had incorrectly blocked the subpoena, which is part of a broader investigation into compliance with federal healthcare laws. The case will return to the district court for further consideration.

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A federal appeals court has reinstated the Justice Department's subpoena for records from QueerDoc, a telehealth provider for transgender procedures for children. The court ruled that the lower court had incorrectly blocked the subpoena, which is part of a broader investigation into compliance with federal healthcare laws. The case will return to the district court for further consideration.

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Appeals court revives DOJ subpoena for child transgender drug provider

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Appeals Court Revives DOJ Subpoena for QueerDoc Records