On the recordMarch 2, 2020
This bill will remove a rule that restricts doctors from giving a patient more than one day's worth of buprenorphine or other medication assisted treatment at a time.
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Ruiz discusses his proposed legislation to ease medication access for opioid addiction treatment.
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