The Massachusetts Board of Pharmacy acted. Although there may have been problems leading up to the crisis, their response to the crisis and after seems much more reasonable than what I have seen under the Federal regulatory agency.
Burgess compares state and federal responses to a crisis, favoring the state.
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The repetitive provider cuts that are coming the way of our physicians... it is an almost ten percent aggregate cut.
We're going to have a hearing with TikTok later, maybe we can bring that up to them.
While our number-one priority should be securing our border to protect the unchecked distribution of fentanyl, we must already accept the problem that is already here.
The scourge of fentanyl in our community is a completely different disease from what it was even 5 years ago.
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