Right to Try edges closer to becoming federal law

Libertarians rejoice, but can it solve compassionate use problems?

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Few Washington insiders doubt that a bill that allows terminally ill patients to circumvent FDA as they pursue Hail Mary pass therapies will become the law of the land.

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Matthew Bin Han Ong
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