On July 29, Ohio's Pharmacy Board announced that beginning the following day, neither chloroquine drug could be dispensed to prevent or treat Covid-19. Prescriptions would require a diagnosis and those for Covid would be rejected. Not only that, if a prescriber happened to have obtained the drug and wished to provide it to to a patient, they were not allowed to do so.
The morning of July 30, after a massive overnight twitterfest about this action, FDA Commissioner Hahn was interviewed on the Today show and said that drug prescribing was a matter between a doctor and a patient. Shortly thereafter, Ohio's governor withdrew the regulation, citing Commissioner Hahn.
The Oregon Pharmacy Board had issued a similar rule on June 15, which was withdrawn on July 14, after it too drew public attention.
No physician association has supported these restrictions on physician prescribing; the system simply did an end run around them, pulling on the levers it had at its disposal.
The morning of July 30, after a massive overnight twitterfest about this action, FDA Commissioner Hahn was interviewed on the Today show and said that drug prescribing was a matter between a doctor and a patient. Shortly thereafter, Ohio's governor withdrew the regulation, citing Commissioner Hahn.
The Oregon Pharmacy Board had issued a similar rule on June 15, which was withdrawn on July 14, after it too drew public attention.
No physician association has supported these restrictions on physician prescribing; the system simply did an end run around them, pulling on the levers it had at its disposal.
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