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http://rebel.md/oklahoma-bans-forced-moc-becomes-the-first-right-to-care-state/
The medical community is making some headway.
The medical community is making some headway.
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I was so happy reading this.
Slowly, the extortionists are being exposed for who they are, and many doctors seem to have developed something resembling a backbone.
Slowly, the extortionists are being exposed for who they are, and many doctors seem to have developed something resembling a backbone.
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Freaking awesome. Let's see if this serves as a domino or an event that runs out of steam.
Michigan will follow suit soon. Saw that Texas is getting the ball rolling on the issue as well- https://www.texmed.org/Template.aspx?id=36253
The dominoes are starting to fall.
I will not pay another dime to the ABA for MOCA, especially not after the pisspoor implementation of the MOCA Minute.
The dominoes are starting to fall.
I will not pay another dime to the ABA for MOCA, especially not after the pisspoor implementation of the MOCA Minute.
