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04-13-2023, 11:31 AM
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UF Health Erasing Differences B/t Male & Female in Lab Test Results for “Inclusivity”
I REALLY hope this isn’t true. After this past year, I can honestly say that for the first time in my (young) career, I really don’t enjoy being in the field of medicine. When patients die over chit, guess who will be sued into oblivion? (*Hint: It won’t be the C-Suiters). Unfortunately, it’s only going to become worse. If I had to guess, I’d say 7/10 of my colleagues are hard lefties who would mutilate a confused child without second thought in order to show how “proudly inclusive” they are.
https://www.theflstandard.com/uf-hea...r-inclusivity/
https://www.theflstandard.com/uf-hea...r-inclusivity/
UF Health Erasing Differences Between Male and Female in Lab Test Results for “Inclusivity”
“Patients will die as a result,” a UF Health whistleblower told The Florida Standard.
Jonas Vesterberg
April 13, 2023 . 7:30 AM
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA — A confidential source with direct knowledge of University of Florida Health’s laboratory practices tells The Florida Standard that the lab will stop differentiating between male and female ranges on diagnostic tests in the interest of “inclusivity.”
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The University of Florida Health employee spoke to The Florida Standard under the condition of anonymity out of fear of reprisal.
“When you go to the doctor and get your blood drawn and we look at the results to see if they are normal or if something is wrong, some reference ranges are the same for everyone – but many are separate ranges for men and women. This is based on biology,” the whistleblower says.
Laboratory testing is used as an essential tool for diagnosing health conditions, many of which are specific to the sex of the patient.
“THE WAVE OF THE FUTURE”
But this is changing at University of Florida Health. According to the whistleblower, laboratory staff was recently informed by the chemistry supervisor that they are to work with one range only – a combined one that is supposed to apply to both male and female patients.
“He said that it was in the name of being ‘inclusive,’ so we don’t differentiate between genders – so we don’t discriminate against trans patients and so on,” the employee tells The Florida Standard.
Laboratory workers were told that “inclusive ranges are the wave of the future” – which is also stated in the meeting agenda (see images below).
According to the UF insider, the sex of patients has been a focal point at UF Health during recent years.
“In the electronic medical records, it used to say ‘sex’ to identify if the patient was male or female. Then this changed to ‘birth sex’ and the latest change is to ‘legal sex’ – and it is still under review for further changes.”
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“PATIENTS WILL DIE”
The whistleblower fears that the changes won’t stop with erasing long-established biological differences between male and female in diagnostic practices, such as lab test results. The employee states that “woke” medicine is rapidly gaining traction in hospitals and academia.
“Before long, biology won’t be factored into the use of a variety of drugs and treatments as well. If this moves forward – mark my words – patients will die as a result,” the employee says.
Dr. James Thorp, an ObGyn and Maternal Fetal Medicine sub-specialist with almost 44 years of clinical experience, is shocked to hear about UF’s new lab practices.
“Political correctness is associated with significant morbidity and mortality. When you start changing medical definitions for ‘inclusivity’ it hurts the individual patients. This is an utterly false narrative that is going to kill and injure people,” Dr. Thorp tells The Florida Standard.
“YOU HAVE OUR RESPONSE”
We reached out to UF Health and asked for comment on the whistleblower’s allegations. UF Health provided an evasive response where they failed to address the issue and provide a clear answer to whether their laboratories are implementing the “inclusive” practices the employee claims.
“In our current test menu, some tests have associated established male and female reference intervals. We have a process of regular review and evaluation of testing platforms and applicable reference intervals to ensure they continue to serve our patient and provider needs,” Gary Mans, Assistant Vice President for External Communications at UF Health stated.
When asked for clarification, Mans replied: “You have our response.”
“Patients will die as a result,” a UF Health whistleblower told The Florida Standard.
Jonas Vesterberg
April 13, 2023 . 7:30 AM
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA — A confidential source with direct knowledge of University of Florida Health’s laboratory practices tells The Florida Standard that the lab will stop differentiating between male and female ranges on diagnostic tests in the interest of “inclusivity.”
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The University of Florida Health employee spoke to The Florida Standard under the condition of anonymity out of fear of reprisal.
“When you go to the doctor and get your blood drawn and we look at the results to see if they are normal or if something is wrong, some reference ranges are the same for everyone – but many are separate ranges for men and women. This is based on biology,” the whistleblower says.
Laboratory testing is used as an essential tool for diagnosing health conditions, many of which are specific to the sex of the patient.
“THE WAVE OF THE FUTURE”
But this is changing at University of Florida Health. According to the whistleblower, laboratory staff was recently informed by the chemistry supervisor that they are to work with one range only – a combined one that is supposed to apply to both male and female patients.
“He said that it was in the name of being ‘inclusive,’ so we don’t differentiate between genders – so we don’t discriminate against trans patients and so on,” the employee tells The Florida Standard.
Laboratory workers were told that “inclusive ranges are the wave of the future” – which is also stated in the meeting agenda (see images below).
According to the UF insider, the sex of patients has been a focal point at UF Health during recent years.
“In the electronic medical records, it used to say ‘sex’ to identify if the patient was male or female. Then this changed to ‘birth sex’ and the latest change is to ‘legal sex’ – and it is still under review for further changes.”
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“PATIENTS WILL DIE”
The whistleblower fears that the changes won’t stop with erasing long-established biological differences between male and female in diagnostic practices, such as lab test results. The employee states that “woke” medicine is rapidly gaining traction in hospitals and academia.
“Before long, biology won’t be factored into the use of a variety of drugs and treatments as well. If this moves forward – mark my words – patients will die as a result,” the employee says.
Dr. James Thorp, an ObGyn and Maternal Fetal Medicine sub-specialist with almost 44 years of clinical experience, is shocked to hear about UF’s new lab practices.
“Political correctness is associated with significant morbidity and mortality. When you start changing medical definitions for ‘inclusivity’ it hurts the individual patients. This is an utterly false narrative that is going to kill and injure people,” Dr. Thorp tells The Florida Standard.
“YOU HAVE OUR RESPONSE”
We reached out to UF Health and asked for comment on the whistleblower’s allegations. UF Health provided an evasive response where they failed to address the issue and provide a clear answer to whether their laboratories are implementing the “inclusive” practices the employee claims.
“In our current test menu, some tests have associated established male and female reference intervals. We have a process of regular review and evaluation of testing platforms and applicable reference intervals to ensure they continue to serve our patient and provider needs,” Gary Mans, Assistant Vice President for External Communications at UF Health stated.
When asked for clarification, Mans replied: “You have our response.”
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04-13-2023, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted By Polaris⏩
Listen, I really don’t give a fuk what your sexual preference is. If you have a medical issue, I will treat it for you without judgement and to the best of my ability. That’s literally the job.Well this is just recognizing that trannies are human and is an additional measure to ensure they don't commit suicide. - Wincel

But, the moment you demand that I enable your confused son/daughter’s supposed “illness” (instead of actually helping them via therapy) with dangerous chemicals is the moment I walk out the door and go into consulting.
Sometimes I have to pinch myself just to make sure that this hasn’t been one really long nightmare.
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04-13-2023, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted By Polaris⏩
trannies are subhuman mongoloidsWell this is just recognizing that trannies are human and is an additional measure to ensure they don't commit suicide. - Wincel

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04-13-2023, 11:55 AM
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Historically speaking this is a sign of the end of the American empire. It's happened many times in the past. Anyway, those are extremely dangerous directives being given. The sort of thing that needs to be fought against by those being commanded. If STEM is infected with this trend, game over. A multipolar world awaits, and it will be messy.
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04-13-2023, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted By frankdtank20⏩
It's crazy how it's come to this.Historically speaking this is a sign of the end of the American empire. It's happened many times in the past. Anyway, those are extremely dangerous directives being given. The sort of thing that needs to be fought against by those being commanded. If STEM is infected with this trend, game over. A multipolar world awaits, and it will be messy.
Yet you still have idiots insisting that there isn't a bigger agenda going on, and it's just about "inclusivity".
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Originally Posted By Procta⏩
Isn't that an insult to mongoloids?trannies are subhuman mongoloids
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Originally Posted By Polaris⏩
idiots you say?It's crazy how it's come to this.
Yet you still have idiots insisting that there isn't a bigger agenda going on, and it's just about "inclusivity".
Yet you still have idiots insisting that there isn't a bigger agenda going on, and it's just about "inclusivity".
the greatest threat!
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Originally Posted By frankdtank20⏩
“Infected” is putting it lightly.Historically speaking this is a sign of the end of the American empire. It's happened many times in the past. Anyway, those are extremely dangerous directives being given. The sort of thing that needs to be fought against by those being commanded. If STEM is infected with this trend, game over. A multipolar world awaits, and it will be messy.
I have a very good friend whose group was told point-blank during a residency interview that if they weren’t “pro-lgbtq” (and admin found out), their contract would be terminated on the spot. After hearing that, he got up and walked out of the interview. He ended up matching elsewhere at a top 3 program for his specific specialty and will be an exemplary physician. Oh well, it’s their loss.
Hell, I had colleagues in my medical school class banging on the table for “universal health care”, completely oblivious to how much a program like that would fuk them over financially for the rest of their career.
Frightening times.
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04-13-2023, 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted By kovalchuk71⏩
the medical profession has become so woke and pro-lgbtq. it's not surprising though. the more years you spend studying at these universities and institutions, the more far gone you become.“Infected” is putting it lightly.
I have a very good friend whose group was told point-blank during a residency interview that if they weren’t “pro-lgbtq” (and admin found out), their contract would be terminated on the spot. After hearing that, he got up and walked out of the interview. He ended up matching elsewhere at a top 3 program for his specific specialty and will be an exemplary physician. Oh well, it’s their loss.
Hell, I had colleagues in my medical school class banging on the table for “universal health care”, completely oblivious to how much a program like that would fuk them over financially for the rest of their career.
Frightening times.
I have a very good friend whose group was told point-blank during a residency interview that if they weren’t “pro-lgbtq” (and admin found out), their contract would be terminated on the spot. After hearing that, he got up and walked out of the interview. He ended up matching elsewhere at a top 3 program for his specific specialty and will be an exemplary physician. Oh well, it’s their loss.
Hell, I had colleagues in my medical school class banging on the table for “universal health care”, completely oblivious to how much a program like that would fuk them over financially for the rest of their career.
Frightening times.
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04-13-2023, 12:43 PM
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Sure people will die, but at least they're inclusive!
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Anonymous source, and also lol if you think people are going to magically stop collecting data on this chit when it is vital to determining safety. Don't be stupid. Maybe some lab in UF is trash, but this is not a thing in general.
Also, lold
“In our current test menu, some tests have associated established male and female reference intervals. We have a process of regular review and evaluation of testing platforms and applicable reference intervals to ensure they continue to serve our patient and provider needs,” Gary Mans, Assistant Vice President for External Communications at UF Health stated.
When asked for clarification, Mans replied: “You have our response.”
So basically nothingburger.
Also, lold
“In our current test menu, some tests have associated established male and female reference intervals. We have a process of regular review and evaluation of testing platforms and applicable reference intervals to ensure they continue to serve our patient and provider needs,” Gary Mans, Assistant Vice President for External Communications at UF Health stated.
When asked for clarification, Mans replied: “You have our response.”
So basically nothingburger.
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Originally Posted By Procta⏩
Just saying, like when some of my co-workers refer to hoodrats as animals, I have to interrupt, and tell them how saying that is an insult to animals.my apologies to all you R&P mongoloids out there
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Originally Posted By Guyfawkes1010⏩
Fascism may be defined as a form of political behavior marked by obsessive preoccupation with community decline, humiliation, or victim-hood and by compensatory cults of unity, energy, and purity, in which a mass-based party of committed nationalist militants, working in uneasy but effective collaboration with traditional elites, abandons democratic liberties and pursues with redemptive violence and without ethical or legal restraints goals of internal cleansing and external expansion. - Robert PaxtonWhen will you realize, this is what a failing state looks like? This is the next fall of Rome. Its not a meme its reality.
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