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Doctor Maja Marinkovic is the
co-director of the Center for Gender-Affirming Care at Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego and has received compensation from a company that is
under investigation for advertising one of their products for off-label use as a puberty blocker.A site that tracks public records related to the pharmaceutical industry called
Caredash reports that Marinkovic has received $4,824 from Endo Pharmaceuticals in payments that were directly related to Supprelin and Supprelin LA, drugs that are used off-label as puberty blockers.
ProPublica even
found that in 2018 Marinkovic received the ninth most amount of money of any physician in America for
Supprelin LA.
In total, Marinkovic has received $9,571 from pharmaceutical companies between 2015 and 2021, which is more than 96% of pediatricians in the U.S.

Maja Marinkovic, M.D. (Rady Children’s Hospital)
ProPublica
discovered that doctors prescribe a drug more often when they have received compensation from pharmaceutical companies that are related to the specific drug.
"Doctors who receive money from drugmakers related to a specific drug prescribe that drug more heavily than doctors without such financial ties," ProPublica found.
The report specifically notes that "On average, across all drugs, providers who received payments specifically tied to a drug prescribed it 58% more than providers who did not receive payments."
The Rady Children's Hospital
Center for Gender-Affirming Care, of which Marinkovic is a co-director,
aids children's attempts to change their sex in a number of different ways. Listed on its services list is "gender-affirming medical care," "surgical referrals," and "gender-affirming vocal therapy."Though pubertal suppression is not listed clearly on the "services" page, a
fundraiser for the gender clinic that was done in conjunction with artist Adam Lambert encourages the public to donate in order to support "pubertal suppression," as well as "assistance with legal name change," and a number of other actions that assist child sex change attempts.
Breitbart News previously reported that
children's hospitals across America, including
Rady Children's Hospital, sponsored pride parades in June.
Both Endo Pharmaceuticals and AbbVie, the producer of a different puberty blocker, are currently under investigation by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. The two companies allegedly promoted and advertised puberty blockers "for unapproved uses without disclosing the potential risks associated with these drugs to children and their parents."
The FDA recently warned that Supprelin LA may carry the risk of causing brain swelling and permanent vision loss.Rady Children's Hospital did not respond to a request for comment.
Reader Comments
And even then it still looks sinister.
THIS IS BY FAR AGAINST THE RULE OF THE CREATOR, OUR FATHER GOD, VS MAN MADE MENTAL ILLNESS, FULL FKN STOP!!
ProPublica even found that in 2018 Marinkovic received the ninth most amount of money of any physician in America for Supprelin LA . In total, Marinkovic has received $9,571 from pharmaceutical companies between 2015 and 2021, which is more than 96% of pediatricians in the US, THESE FUKERS ARE GOING DIRECTLY TO HELL,
"for unapproved uses without disclosing the potential risks associated with these drugs to children and their parents."
mental illness bigtime, and the PARENTS, SHOULD BE DRAWN AN QUARTERED FOR THIS EVIL BULLSHIT.. FULLSTOP FFS!!
Yet when doctors tried prescribing ivermectin for off label use for covid they had their licences threatened.
So let’s sum up, off label prescriptions to save lives = very bad.
Off label prescriptions to permanently disfigure children = very good.
These people need taking out, with extreme prejudice.
"$9,571 from pharmaceutical companies between 2015 and 2021 "
-- $9,500 over a 6 year period? That's not even pocket change. I imagine that doctor has single work days where she makes more than that.
I'm not excusing what she's done - but if those numbers really represent what she received from the drug company, then she didn't do it for the money. I mean, doctors get more value than that just from the freebie pens and note pads the drug companies give away every time they visit an office.
Something's wrong with the story. Lashing out immediately at her and the drug company kind of obscures the real problem -- which I'd bet dollars to donuts is NOT that she's getting $132.00 a month paid to her for prescribing x amount of that particular drug.
What's the real story here? No doubt it's worthy of anger and disgust but we kinda need to know what's happening (and how) in order to be properly judgemental -- wouldn't ya say?