The AMA believes there is no medically valid reason to exclude transgender individuals from military service.

The AMA voted to adopt new policies on emerging health care topics during the voting session of its Interim Meeting.

The policy calls for physician awareness of IPV among LGBTQ patients, and funding for programs and services for survivors that do not discriminate against communities.

AMA voted to adopt new policies aimed at improving the health of the nation. The new policies were approved during the voting session of the Annual Meeting.

As Pentagon's ban on transgender in military goes into effect, AMA says no medical basis for referring to gender transition as a “deficiency."

New policies touch on anti-transgender violence, vaccine consent for minors, human trafficking.

Patrice A. Harris, M.D., M.A., was sworn in today as the 174th president of the AMA. Dr. Harris is the first African-American woman to hold the office.

The AMA and 15 national health care organizations filed a joint brief urging SCOTUS to rule to protect transgender individuals from employment discrimination.

For more than a decade, the AMA has advocated for expanded coverage and key health insurance reforms to help patients.

The AMA supports everyone’s access to quality, evidence-based health care regardless of gender or sexual orientation.