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Pentagon reportedly searches protected medical records to identify transgender troops

The Pentagon is reportedly reviewing protected medical records to identify transgender service members for potential removal from military service. The report concerns military personnel policy and medical privacy.

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The alleged review could affect service members across the U.S. military and raise significant privacy and civil-rights concerns.

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  1. Pentagon Searches Protected Medical Records To Find Trans Troops and Remove Them From Military Service ↗ibtimes.co.uk · Recorded source date: Sep 9, 2026, 1:47 PM UTC

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