California governor cuts ties with Walgreens for refusing to dispense abortion medication
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Assembly Bill 2080, also known as the Health Care Consolidation and Contracting Fairness Act of 2022, passed its hearing in the Assembly Committee on Health on Tuesday in a 11-3 vote and was re-referred to the Assembly Committee on Judiciary. The bill’s sponsor, Asm. Jim Wood (D–Santa Rosa) said the
Greg Skordas is the Democratic candidate for Attorney General in Utah. Skordas will face the winner of the Republican primary election between Attorney General Sean Reyes and Utah County Attorney David Leavitt. As with most elections in recent history, health care will likely loom large in the Utah AG race.
Attorney General Bob Ferguson today filed a lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson, one of the largest suppliers of the raw materials used to produce opioid pain medications, accusing the multinational company of playing a key role in driving the entire pharmaceutical industry to vastly expand the use of prescription opioids.
Our lunch keynote at the 2019 Washington State of Reform Health Policy Conference featured five 12-minute interviews with some of the region’s most prominent senior market executives and health policy leaders. Our host, DJ Wilson, sat down with these leaders where he asked forward-looking questions in hopes of leveraging their
In 2014, Caffeinated Thoughts (a Christian and conservative blog) interviewed newly appointed Acting US Attorney General Matt Whitaker. At the time of the interview, Whitaker was a U.S. Senate candidate in Iowa. In this Q&A, Whitaker shares his thoughts on climate change, mass shootings, immigration, and education. He also shares