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This isn't the first time a bill to create a prescription drug monitoring program has been in the Missouri General Assembly. Opponents say maintaining and using such a database ...
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This isn't the first time a bill to create a prescription drug monitoring program has been in the Missouri General Assembly. Opponents say maintaining and using such a database creates privacy issues.
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Steve TheBmann
The beauracracy is already too big. We need to find simpler, less cost effective ways of controlling meds.
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Steve TheBmann
Also, more laws do nothing for the criminals and seemingly only punish the law abiding tax paying citizens.
Because it would help track drug abuse.
ReplyAddictive Opioids can and do wreak havoc in families and society. They need to be tracked and monitored from their source to their end user. The only way to monitor those who doctor shop and use multiple pharmacies to obtain opioids is a to have this monitoring system. Period. Wake up Missouri!
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