Dear AAPS Members and Friends in Florida: Employers, licensing and certification boards, hospitals, insurers, and other entities who seek to exert control over the practice of medicine must not retaliate against physicians because of their […]

Instead of using their enormous power for the purpose of protecting the public, the Texas Medical Board’s (TMB) politically-motivated investigations mean patients in the Lone Star State are at risk of losing access to good physicians. AAPS […]

Dear AAPS Members and Friends, Patients in Texas have been hurt by the high cost of prescription drugs, even if they have insurance.  For example, many patients choose not to fill prescriptions due to cost. HB 1240, by Representative Dr. […]

Dear AAPS Members and Friends in Oklahoma, Last May, quietly and nearly unanimously, the Oklahoma legislature passed SB 1369, a bill that threatens the medical privacy of all Oklahomans. Shockingly, only two Senators and ten members of the House of […]

Dear AAPS Members and Friends in Florida: We have two important updates to our alert from earlier this week. Update 1: In addition to the crucial bills mentioned below (HB 1403 and SB 1580) that protect […]

Dear AAPS Members and Friends, Texas patients’ access to primary care continues to worsen. In 2019, 129 of Texas’s 254 counties identified as a shortage area for primary care, and as of July 2021, that […]

Dear Missouri AAPS Members and Friends, A dangerous bill, SB 41, is headed for a vote in the Missouri Senate. It is being debated on the floor this very evening. Patient safety has already been undermined by […]

State medical boards are increasingly seeking to improperly punish physicians for political reasons, like for speaking out about harmful COVID mandates.  A physician in Minnesota, Dr. Scott Jensen, for example, is now under investigation by […]