"This is WRONG!" - Licensed Physician in Utah
Unable to Prescribe Hydroxychloroquine Because
'State Has Taken Over Distribution of Drug'
Posted By: mean Gene, 4/5/2020 10:09:30 PM
A licensed physician in Utah said on Sunday that he is unable to prescribe hydroxychloroquine because the state has taken over distribution of the drug. Dr. Bill MD, is “trained extensively in diagnosis and treatment of human disease.” (snip) Dr. Bill opened his private practice at 26, hired 4 medical doctors, a PA, and 12 nurses growing to one of the largest private family Practices in Utah. Dr. Bill also built the 6 medical office buildings in a 10-year span housing his practice in 3 of those buildings.
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Dr. Bill MD, is “trained extensively in diagnosis and treatment of human disease.” (snip) Dr. Bill opened his private practice at 26, hired 4 medical doctors, a PA, and 12 nurses growing to one of the largest private family Practices in Utah.
Dr. Bill also built the 6 medical office buildings in a 10-year span housing his practice in 3 of those buildings.
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In Utah the gov't (read, the LDS church) has taken control of this medication's distribution. Just for their own, perhaps?