April 20 set for first hearing canceled at the request of author.
Summary
The legislation keeps the Naturopathic Doctors Act in force beyond its scheduled repeal and broadens what licensed naturopathic doctors may do. It lets them perform more diagnostic tests, minor office procedures, and prescribe a wider range of drugs, including Schedule II‑V controlled substances, without requiring physician supervision. The changes would affect naturopathic doctors, their patients, and the state board that regulates them.
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