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Amending the Ryan Haight Act: Elevating Telemedicine Law to New Heights
The Ryan Haight Act has established excessive restrictions on controlled substance prescribing through telemedicine by first requiring an in-person exam. If the Act is not amended, many individuals in need of medication will go without proper medical care. While other agencies and states have made m
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