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'Disfigured for life' The 1st Detransition Lawsuit

Season 2026, Ep. 2.17

Independent reporter Benjamin Ryan joins Lisa Wexler to talk about attending and reporting on the full trial of the first of it's kind detransitioner malpractice lawsuit, won by the plaintiff from Westchester, NY who was 15 when undergoing female to male transition surgery.

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