Dear AAPS Members and Friends in Florida: Medical professionals across the state are expressing grave concern that a Florida ballot amendment, Amendment 4, set to be voted on in November could become part of Florida’s Constitution. Promoted […]
Dear AAPS Members and Friends in Texas: Thank you to the National Board of Physicians and Surgeons (NBPAS) for raising awareness about an important opportunity to amend the definition of “board certified” used by the […]
Dear AAPS Members and Friends in Ohio: It is increasingly challenging, and sometimes impossible, for patients to fill prescriptions for common, safe, generic medications prescribed by their physicians. Too often pharmacies, hospitals, and other entities refuse […]
Dear AAPS Members and Friends in New Jersey: New Jersey Senate Bill S4047 is a bad bill that will harm, not improve, patient care. This legislation would impose a “cultural competency and implicit bias” training requirement on […]
Dear AAPS Members and Friends in Ohio: By vetoing HB 68, Governor DeWine is abusing his authority as governor to thwart the will of Ohioans as expressed by their elected representatives to protect Ohio’s children, and […]
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 […]
In November 2021 the Biden Administration issued vaccine mandates for workers at hospitals and other facilities that serve patients in Medicare and Medicaid. The mandates have done far more harm than good, and should be ended immediately. […]
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 […]
