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MedPage Today
Faust Files, Q&A
AUGUST 2025
In this two-part series, Dr. Leibowitz sits down with Dr. Jeremy Faust of MedPage Today to tackle the intersection of politics and pediatric gender care. Part one dives into the nuanced realities facing providers today, highlighting how political interference is reshaping clinical landscapes and stalling vital scientific research.
The New York Times
The Protocol
JUNE 2025
This six-part podcast series traces the history of medical care for transgender youth back to its origins in the Netherlands. In the concluding episode, Dr. Leibowitz discusses the real-world consequences of politicization and healthcare bans currently facing American families and clinicians.
MedPage Today
Polarized and Politicized: Can We Find Middle Ground in Youth Gender Care?
MAY 2025
In this article authored by Dr. Leibowitz, he emphasizes that ethical treatment requires comprehensive and balanced assessments to minimize both the risk of inappropriate treatment and the harm of denying care.
Psychiatric Times
Gender Affirming Care for Adolescents: separating Political Polarization from Medicine
JUNE 2023
In this commentary authored by Dr. Leibowitz, he critiques the current polarization of gender healthcare, advocating for a balanced middle ground guided by clinical expertise- rather than ideologically driven legislation.
The New York Times Magazine
The Battle Over Gender Therapy
JUNE 2022
This feature in The New York Times Magazine by renowned journalist and podcaster Emily Bazelon highlights Dr. Leibowitz and his role in developing international clinical guidelines for transgender and gender-diverse youth.
Columbus Monthly
Caring for Transgender Youth
NOVEMBER 2018
This profile examines Dr. Leibowitz’s pioneering work as a child and adolescent psychiatrist dedicated to transgender and gender-diverse youth. It emphasizes his commitment to a highly individualized approach, highlighting the value of collaborative decision-making between families and providers in the era preceding current political restrictions on medical care.