NHS tells staff to ask men if they’re pregnant before X-rays as part of ‘inclusivity’ drive

William Jackson
he NHS has issued guidelines directing X-ray operators to inquire about pregnancy from all individuals, including men, between ages 12 and 55 before conducting scans. This inclusive approach follows an incident where a trans man underwent a CT scan unaware of his pregnancy, highlighting the need for sensitivity in medical settings.
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The NHS has issued guidelines directing X-ray operators to inquire about pregnancy from all individuals, including men, between ages 12 and 55 before conducting scans. This inclusive approach follows an incident where a trans man underwent a CT scan unaware of his pregnancy, highlighting the need for sensitivity in medical settings. The initiative, however, has sparked mixed reactions, with some patients feeling uncomfortable with the questions. The guidelines aim to protect unborn children from potential radiation risks during medical imaging procedures.

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