Enact the Patient Protection Act

Summary

The Patient Protection Act sets new rules for prescribing so‑called dangerous drugs that lead to serious health problems in more than five percent of patients. Doctors must examine patients in person, warn them of the risk, and schedule follow‑up visits before writing such prescriptions. The state health director will maintain a public list of these drugs based on data from insurers, health professionals, and the FDA.

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