In early 2026, Utah quietly crossed a regulatory threshold that many states have debated but none had yet implemented. Through its regulatory sandbox authority, Utah approved a pilot program that allows an artificial intelligence system to autonomously renew certain prescription…
A recent state audit has identified widespread deficiencies in how Minnesota’s Department of Human Services oversees behavioral health grant funding. The review examined hundreds of millions of dollars distributed to support mental health and substance use disorder programs across the…
In December 2025, the Ohio Board of Pharmacy issued an emergency rule declaring that kratom-related products are now illegal to sell, distribute, or possess in the state. This sudden regulatory shift reflects growing concern among health officials about the safety…
A federal grand jury in Little Rock returned a sweeping indictment in late November 2025 against psychologist Krameelah Banks, charging her with 23 counts of wire fraud, seven counts of making false statements in connection with health care matters, and…
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