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Lancet apologises for ‘derogatory’ cover quote

New Delhi, September 29 The Lancet has apologised for the “derogatory” quote on the cover of its edition with Richard Horton, Editor-in-Chief, saying he was sorry to those who felt offended. The journal, however, added that the quote was in...

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New Delhi, September 29

The Lancet has apologised for the “derogatory” quote on the cover of its edition with Richard Horton, Editor-in-Chief, saying he was sorry to those who felt offended. The journal, however, added that the quote was in line with its policy of inclusion of trans people. — TNS

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