One America News Network By  Brooke Mallory
The American Medical Association (AMA) recently suggested that taxpayers fund uterus transplants for transgender women as an attempt to force pregnancy and as a way to help them feel like real, biological women who can give birth.
In its Journal of Ethics issue, titled âPatient-Centered Transgender Surgical Care,â suggestions were offered in order to reduce the cost of the surgery.
âEven though there has been no uterus transplant to date in transwomen that we know of, some clinicians have maintained that there are no absolute barriers in anatomy, hormones, and obstetric considerations that would rule out the possibility of successful UTx in transwomen,â the association claimed in June of this year.
However, the AMA has been consistently chastised for proposing the idea and has also been accused of taking an âactivist stance.â
They argued that transgender womenâs inability to bear children may cause âpsychological dissonance,â undermining their health and well-being…
