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        <title>"Who Are Pregnant 'People'?" Congresswoman Mary Miller Demands Answers</title>
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        <description>That was the baffling question at the center of a tense U.S. House Education and Workforce Committee hearing on Tuesday, July 14, 2026. Congresswoman Mary Miller (R-IL) pressed Dr. Sam Hawgood (Chancellor of UCSF) and Dr. Steve Dubinett (Dean of UCLA Medical School) on what exactly their medical schools are teaching students about basic biology and gender. When Congresswoman Miller asked flat-out if a "non-biological woman" has ever given birth, Dr. Hawgood avoided a direct answer. Instead, he claimed that a "transgender person can," defending the terminology as necessary curriculum to prepare students for "patient diversity." The exchange took an even more bizarre turn when Dr. Hawgood attempted to clarify, stating, "of course, the vast majority of pregnancies are in women..." Which begs the question: Is a top medical school chancellor actually suggesting that some pregnancies occur in biological men? "It's ridiculous," Congresswoman Miller responded. Watch the full, heated exchange and let us know what you think in the comments below. Has medical education officially lost its way?</description>
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