Overview

• Corewell Health, Michigan's largest health system, confirmed it has stopped prescribing puberty blockers and gender-affirming hormones to minors.
• The system said it acted due to a "serious risk of legal and regulatory action" to protect clinicians and patients.
• Corewell said its gender care clinics will continue non-hormonal services, including mental health support.
• Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel called the move "deeply disappointing" and noted her office joined a multistate suit challenging the president's executive orders.
• The announcement follows Michigan Medicine's August halt after a federal subpoena that the hospital described as part of a criminal and civil investigation.