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Bipartisan Maryland Bill Would Restrict Child Trans Procedures - Vimarsana News

Bipartisan Maryland Bill Would Restrict Child Trans Procedures

Maryland's HB 722 would require parental knowledge and consent for minors to gain access to dangerous transgender medical procedures.

Status reports on state scope of practice activity - Vimarsana News

Status reports on state scope of practice activity

Massachusetts: NCPA submitted a letter of support for S 2567, a bill that establishes a statewide protocol for pharmacists to test or screen and initiate treatment for qualified health conditions. The bill allows pharmacies to obtain CLIA waivers to expand on the types of health screening tests.

Source: ncpa.org
Hogan calls on hospitals to make way for more COVID patients, though Maryland still isn't reporting the number of infections - Vimarsana News

Hogan calls on hospitals to make way for more COVID patients, though Maryland still isn't reporting the number of infections

With COVID-related hospitalizations climbing in Maryland, hospitals are asked to cut non-COVID procedures.

Hogan calls on hospitals to make way for more COVID patients, though Maryland still isn't reporting the number of infections - Vimarsana News

Hogan calls on hospitals to make way for more COVID patients, though Maryland still isn't reporting the number of infections

With COVID-related hospitalizations climbing in Maryland, hospitals are asked to cut non-COVID procedures.

W.Va. House committee passes bill aimed at medicated abortions - Vimarsana News

W.Va. House committee passes bill aimed at medicated abortions

CHARLESTON — Without any testimony from an expert, the West Virginia House of Delegates’ Health and Human Resources Committee on Tuesday passed a bill requiring physicians provide information about stopping the process of a medicated abortion. House Bill 2982, or the Second Chance at Life Act, as amended by the committee, requires a patient undergoing a medication-induced abortion to be informed that it may be possible to stop the effects of the procedure after taking the first of the two drugs. The state Department of Health and Human Resources will also have to post information ab...