Lgbtq
Endocrine Society condemns Texas directive defining gender-affirming care as ‘child abuse’
Type 2 diabetes rate in transgender adults on HT similar to general population
Mental health impacts of substance use during pandemic greater in LGBTQ community
AHA recognizes barriers to CV health among LGBTQ+ people on Transgender Day of Remembrance
USPSTF changing guideline development process to be more gender inclusive
Gender-affirming care, puberty blockers 'can save lives' for transgender, non-binary youth
Top in hem/onc: Mandatory data collection, gaps in LGBTQ+ health care
Should collection of sexual orientation and gender identity data be mandated?
‘Knowledge gap’ hinders efforts to improve care of LGBTQ+ patients
Work together to make diversity in GI the ‘norm’ not an exception

This month’s cover story celebrates the changing landscape of the practice of gastroenterology and highlights many of the exceptional voices spearheading this charge. The article makes a powerful case that a diverse workforce will improve patient care, provide role models for the next generation of professionals in gastroenterology and result in greater physician retention in the field. These benefits of increased diversity are not lost on me as I embark on my new position as director of the University of Chicago’s Center for Endoscopic Research and Therapeutics (CERT), one of the few independent units for advanced endoscopy in the country.