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treatment, and legal
protection of individuals correcting the misalignment
of their brains and their anatomical sex, while supporting their transition
into society as hormonally reconstituted and surgically corrected citizens.
Dr. John Money (1921-2006) Print E-mail
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Sunday, 09 July 2006 08:04
Controversial Hopkins Gender Pioneer
 
Dr. John Money (1921-2006): photo circa 2002
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Towson, Maryland, USA. John Money, Ph.D., died on Friday. A psychologist and sexologist who performed early investigations into sexual identity, gender identity, and gender roles, died a day before his 85th birthday at St. Joseph Medical Center of complications from Parkinson's disease.
 
Money most recently was a professor emeritus of pediatrics and medical psychology at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
 
Family and friends are planning a memorial service for September. Dr. Money made arrangements to have his body donated to the Maryland Anatomy Board.
 

An accompanying TS-Si article provides background information on Dr. Money’s life and work. See also the comments of Lisa Jain Thompson in her opinion column, "John Money: A Remembrance".
 
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