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Discrimination Protections

Meaning

Discrimination Protections refer to the legal and regulatory safeguards designed to prevent unfair treatment of individuals based on specific personal characteristics, particularly in the contexts of employment and health insurance coverage. In the hormonal and genetic health space, these protections are critical for ensuring individuals are not penalized for their genetic predisposition to certain conditions or for seeking specific hormonal therapies. These laws affirm the principle of equitable access to opportunities and medical care, regardless of one’s biological profile.