Except that DC bureaucrats aren't the barrier to patients getting access to experimental drugs. I hope you take a look at the NYU working group's statement on HR5247 that analyzes the facts and providers some clarity on these claims. https://med.nyu.edu/pophealth/sites/default/files/pophealth/CUPA%20statement%20031518.pdf …
Arizona families and their doctors should make life-or-death choices about their health, not DC bureaucrats. We worked across the aisle to allow patients with months to live to explore every possible treatment opportunity with their doctors. https://sinema.house.gov/latest-news/sinema-passes-bill-to-give-arizonans-increased-access-to-potentially-lifesaving-treatment/ …pic.twitter.com/CGR9kgkj7o
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The problem is that those pushing the
#RightToTry laws don't understand the complexities involved so they are swayed by emotion, myth and lies. Or they are intellectually dishonest. Or E, all of the above.
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